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Claude Code plugin for quiet session output

Hush changes how Claude Code talks while it works. It reduces narration and tool-output noise, then gives you a short final answer with the result, the check status, and anything you still need to do. The README also says you can switch voices or define a new one without changing the quiet-session controls.

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Who it's for

Builders who use Claude Code and want fewer chat distractions while they finish a task.

What it delivers

You can read a short end result instead of scrolling through long logs and narration.

What it does

Quiet session controls

Reduces narration and tool-output noise while the assistant is working.

Short final answer

Ends with a compact response that focuses on what changed, whether checks passed, and next steps.

Voice switching

Lets you keep the default voice or choose another one for the final answer.

Custom voice prompts

Lets you describe a new voice when the built-in styles do not fit.

Full output inspection

Keeps a way to inspect the full command output when a shortened result is not enough.

README

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Available on

Codex  Claude
Codex    Claude

Codex is not currently installable.

Get started · What is this? · How it works · What you can do · Evidence

What is this?

A coding assistant can finish the job and still leave you with a lot to read. Hush reduces that reading: less narration during the work, shorter command output, and a final answer focused on the result.

For a task such as fixing a failing test, the useful answer tells you what was fixed, whether the check passed and anything you still need to do. That is the kind of answer Hush aims for. This is an illustration of the goal, not a recorded result.

Ember quiets the speech bubbles and log pile, then returns to calm typing.

Why you'd want it

The point is to make the work easier to follow. Routine narration gets less space; the outcome, relevant detail and next action should remain. When shortened output is not enough, its reference gives you a way to inspect the full result where supported.

How it works

There are two layers. Session controls reduce narration and tool-output noise. A writing style shapes the answer you read at the end. You can change the voice without changing the quiet-session controls.

What you can do

  • Keep the default voice for short, plain answers.
  • Choose another voice when you want a different tone.
  • Describe a new voice when the available styles do not fit.
  • Inspect the full output when a shortened command result needs closer reading.

Get started

Choose the assistant you use. Its edition page has the installation steps, commands and compatibility notes for your setup.

Your assistantStatusNext step
Claude CodeAvailableInstall and get started
CodexNot currently installableRead the edition status

Good to know

Correctness comes before silence. A short answer can still omit something you need, and quieter sessions do not always cost less. Check the result and next action, especially when trying a different voice.

Evidence and benchmarks

Hush original product visualization

Original Claude Code benchmark visualization. These measurements describe the recorded Claude sessions, not Codex performance. Evidence and methodology.

Watch the recorded Claude Code demo

Recorded Claude Code demonstration of Hush

Measurements belong to the model and setup that produced them. Each edition keeps its own results, limitations and any measurements still missing:

Going deeper

Research and validation · Benchmark instruments and retained evidence · Foundry

License

MIT — see LICENSE.

Files in the repo

Repository payload4 top-level entries
  • .github
  • assets
  • LICENSE
  • README.md

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