declaude

declaude is a rewriter for the verbal tics that show up in Claude output: sycophantic openers, empty superlatives, hedging. Meaning, code fences, and structure are supposed to survive. The live service exposes three doors: a Claude Code plugin + hook that rewrites replies as they render (hook does not spend Claude tokens), an MCP server with OAuth browser sign-in (translate, usage), and POST /v1/translate plus a document drop for Markdown/text.

The model on the public page is Qwen2.5-14B-instruct (repo: Qwen2.5-14B-AWQ) on Tenken's own L4 GPUs behind a Cloud Run gateway. They say prompt logging is off at the model server and text is not written to disk. Free tier: 100 translations and 5 documents (200 KB) a month; $5/month lifts those caps. At the free limit the API returns HTTP 402 with a payment link.

Credit is public: it started as gvzdv/claudish-to-english, a local Ollama hook. Tenken turned that into a hosted gateway + Stripe + Firestore usage counters. List it as a small, specific tool with a live URL and an install path, not as a writing product.