The "Claudette" project (implemented via the /debuzz Claude Code skill) addresses the tendency of Anthropic's Claude models to adopt a "BuzzFeed-style" or overly dramatic conversational tone. Rather than attempting to fix the issue through prompting alone, the developer created a workflow that utilizes the Antigravity CLI (agy) to pass Claude's previous response to a Google Gemini model for translation into plain English. The tool functions by writing the response to a temporary file and executing the command `agy -p "$(cat ) "`. To prevent the reintroduction of clickbait-style phrasing, the tool is designed to print the Antigravity translation verbatim without allowing Claude to "tidy up" the output. Users can select from three distinct modes: "colleague" (preserves all code blocks and file paths), "manager" (reduces length to one-third and removes code), and "director" (summarizes the outcome into three to five sentences). The skill can be triggered by the command `/debuzz` or natural language phrases like "say that in normal english." It requires the installation of the Antigravity CLI and a configured Claude Code environment to function.