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    Developer JuliusBrussee released Caveman, an open-source Go tool on GitHub that acts as a skill and proxy for coding agents like AI assistants. It rewrites the agent's output into terse, 'caveman-style' language, cutting token usage by a claimed 65% and lowering API costs. The humorous framing — 'why use many token when few token do trick' — has helped it spread quickly among developers.

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    Healthcare IT News is examining a growing question in medicine: how much independent decision-making should be granted to clinical AI agents. The debate centres on whether such systems should only assist clinicians or be allowed to act on their own in diagnosis, treatment and care decisions, with patient safety, accountability and clinician oversight at the heart of the discussion.

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