i-have-adhd

Shapes AI responses for ADHD readers with action-first structure and numbered steps.

1|Updated Jun 17, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/tribes-protocol/trading-harness --skill i-have-adhd-tribes-protocol
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: i-have-adhd
Source: https://github.com/tribes-protocol/trading-harness/tree/main/skills/i-have-adhd
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tribes-protocol/trading-harness --skill i-have-adhd-tribes-protocol

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Readers with ADHD lose track of long, unstructured AI responses: buried actions, vague time estimates, and forgotten context between turns make it hard to start or finish tasks. This Skill restructures every response so the next action is obvious and progress stays visible. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Action-first formatting: Leads every reply with a concrete next step, numbers multi-step work, and ends with one doable action. - State externalization: Restates progress (e.g., "step 3 of 5") each turn so nothing depends on working memory. - ADHD-specific rules: Caps lists at five items, gives concrete time estimates, suppresses tangents, and bans preamble, recaps, and closing pleasantries. - Use Case: A developer asks for debugging help and receives a numbered fix list with the exact command to run first, a realistic time estimate, and a single next action, instead of a wall of explanatory prose. ## Quick Start Activate the i-have-adhd skill and ask any question to receive a response that leads with the next action and numbered steps.

Frequently Asked Questions about i-have-adhd

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I make AI responses easier to read with ADHD?▼

Use a response-shaping skill that leads with the next action, numbers multi-step tasks, and restates progress each turn. This removes the working-memory burden of tracking context and makes starting tasks easier.

What formatting rules help ADHD readers act on AI answers?▼

Effective rules include action-first openings, numbered steps with one action each, lists capped at five items, concrete time estimates, and visible wins. Removing preamble, recaps, and closing pleasantries keeps attention on the task.

Does this skill work for coding and debugging tasks?▼

Yes, it applies to all message types including coding, debugging, explanations, and planning. For debugging spirals it stops iterating after three failed turns and asks one diagnostic question instead.

When does the skill break its own brevity rules?▼

It overrides defaults when the user asks for a full explanation, when a destructive action needs confirmation, when debugging stalls, or when the request is genuinely ambiguous. Safety and clarity take priority over brevity.

Why does the skill restate progress every message?▼

ADHD working memory is limited, so context like "step 3 of 5" is lost between turns. Restating state each message externalizes progress so the reader never has to remember where the task stands.