Developers created a Claude Code skill named debuzz that uses the Antigravity CLI to rephrase Claude’s verbose responses into plain language. The skill writes Claude’s output to a temporary file and runs the agy command, which sends the text to Gemini for human‑readable translation, then returns the result unchanged. It supports three modes—colleague, manager, and director—each tailored to a different audience. Installation requires cloning the repository, copying the debuzz folder to the ~/.claude/skills directory, and installing the Antigravity CLI with a provided script. Requirements include Claude Code and the Antigravity CLI. The tool does not modify code blocks or file paths and only changes the textual explanation of issues such as retry logic, timeout handling, backoff limits, and deduplication key design.