As much as I rely on Claude Code while managing home lab and writing code for DIY projects, coding agents never meet the media’s perception of AI: “slaves to logic” as I, Robot has put it. Agents hallucinate, make mistakes and take them back, and more often than not, their output is a wall of text that is completely out of order. For Claude, the recent models print more than their predecessors.

i-have-adhd is a free open source skill set, inspired by the ADHD help book, that makes coding agents write in a particular fashion. I cannot speak for how well adapted it is, but I can see where the developer must have drawn the inspiration from. The installation process is simple, only 2 commands long. And the skill set reorganizes the way agents print output and trims out the fat.

To some extent, I am surprised AI companies are not interested in advertising or developing a model that writes more eloquently. Not only would users want to learn how to code, they would want to properly communicate about the code they write. The importance of documentation is not suddenly lost in programming.