AICodeKing reviews the open-source I Have ADHD skill, which changes how coding assistants present their work rather than adding a new coding capability. Its rules prioritize a direct action, short numbered steps, visible task progress and one concrete next action.
The presenter compares a question about adding JWT authentication to an Express app with and without the skill active. In his demonstration, the configured answer is shorter and more actionable, although this is a single presenter-run example rather than a controlled evaluation of accuracy or productivity.
Because the behavior lives in a skill file, the presenter says users can customize it. He also notes the tradeoff: beginners who need more explanation may find the default style too terse and should ask for detail explicitly. Engagement and membership requests are omitted from this editorial account.
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