A Claude Code skill designed for ADHD-friendly answers
ranaji55 · reddit · 2026-07-20
The post highlights an open-source repo, i-have-adhd, and frames it as a helpful way to make learning and coding assistance more usable for people with ADHD.
- The project is described as a Claude Code skill.
- Its core behavior is to stop burying the answer.
- It favors action first, numbered steps, and direct guidance instead of fluff like “Hope this helps!”.
The author says this can make a real difference for people who struggle to learn on their own in a system that wasn’t designed for them.
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