Claude Code skill uses 10 Markdown rules to make outputs ADHD-friendly
alex_verem · x · 2026-07-22
A developer built i-have-adhd, a Claude Code skill that changes how the assistant communicates for ADHD users.
- The skill is just a Markdown file with ten rules, no code required.
- It forces responses to start with the action item, breaks multi-step work into numbered steps, restates state each turn, suppresses tangents, and makes progress explicit.
- The post argues that AI can adapt to individual communication needs far more cheaply than traditional software, making accessibility personalization nearly free.
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