GitHub Skill 'i-have-adhd' Explodes to 34.8k Stars, Forcing AI Coding Assistants to Cut the Fluff and Get to the Point
Summary
A GitHub skill called 'i-have-adhd' has exploded to 34.8k stars, forcing AI coding assistants like Claude, Gemini, and Cursor to ditch verbose fluff and deliver direct, action-first responses using 10 strict output rules.
Key Points
- A GitHub skill called 'i-have-adhd' is gaining massive traction with 34.8k stars, designed to stop coding assistants from burying answers under verbose, unhelpful preamble.
- The skill enforces 10 strict output rules for AI coding agents, including leading with the next action, numbering multi-step tasks, suppressing tangents, providing specific time estimates, and eliminating filler phrases like 'Hope this helps!'
- Compatible with Claude, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, OpenCode, and more, the skill is easily installable via a single CLI prompt and fully customizable by forking and editing the SKILL.md file.