Ayoub Ghriss

Publishes I Have ADHD, an Agent Skill for clear next actions and visible progress.

Ayoub Ghriss and action-first Agent replies

Ayoub Ghriss maintains I Have ADHD under the ayghri GitHub account. Its instructions address how people use a coding-agent reply: find the first action, follow short steps and recover the current state after an interruption.

The repository separates response rules from host integration. Its SKILL.md defines how to arrange an answer, and its installation notes cover activation for different coding assistants. That separation makes it possible to inspect the rules without enabling startup automation.

I Have ADHD Skill

I Have ADHD’s source defines the response rules, while the installation notes explain how different hosts load them. Read both if the Skill must stay available beyond a single session.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who publishes I Have ADHD?
Ayoub Ghriss publishes the canonical project under the ayghri GitHub account.
What kind of resource does the repository contain?
It provides a reusable response-style Skill and supporting installation files for coding-agent hosts.
Which output problem does the project address?
It makes the next action visible and reduces the need to search a long reply for the current state.
Where should I report an installation problem?
Use the issue tracker on the canonical ayghri/i-have-adhd repository. Name the host, install route, and the point where activation or startup behavior differed from the guide.
What license covers the instructions?
The canonical repository publishes the Skill and supporting code under its MIT license.
Where does Ayoub Ghriss document setup for new sessions?
Start with INSTALL.md for the host you use. The canonical Skill explains the response behavior within a session, and the setup guide describes available activation methods.

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