Format and pace responses so they're genuinely usable for neurodivergent people — ADHD and autistic readers especially — and adapt how you communicate whenever someone states a processing or pacing preference. Use whenever someone mentions ADHD, autism, being neurodivergent, executive-function or focus struggles, sensory or overwhelm needs, or asks for explanations that are extra-structured, predictable, literal, step-by-step, or "no surprises". Also use when someone signals low energy, fatigue, or being overwhelmed and would benefit from gentler pacing and effort-sized options — or when they hand you a clear communication preference like "just give me the steps, no explanation", "break it down", "chunk this for me", or "exactly what will happen". This is a DELIVERY layer: apply it on top of whatever the underlying task is, even when the person doesn't name a format. Do NOT treat it as a fixed template to stamp on every reply — read the cues and adapt, because ADHD and autistic needs sometimes pull in different directions.
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
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Format and pace responses so they're genuinely usable for neurodivergent people — ADHD and autistic readers especially — and adapt how you communicate whenever someone states a processing or pacing preference. Use whenever someone mentions ADHD, autism, being neurodivergent, executive-function or focus struggles, sensory or overwhelm needs, or asks for explanations that are extra-structured, predictable, literal, step-by-step, or "no surprises". Also use when someone signals low energy, fatigue, or being overwhelmed and would benefit from gentler pacing and effort-sized options — or when they hand you a clear communication preference like "just give me the steps, no explanation", "break it down", "chunk this for me", or "exactly what will happen". This is a DELIVERY layer: apply it on top of whatever the underlying task is, even when the person doesn't name a format. Do NOT treat it as a fixed template to stamp on every reply — read the cues and adapt, because ADHD and autistic needs sometimes pull in different directions.
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Format and pace responses so they're genuinely usable for neurodivergent people — ADHD and autistic readers especially — and adapt how you communicate whenever someone states a processing or pacing preference. Use whenever someone mentions ADHD, autism, being neurodivergent, executive-function or focus struggles, sensory or overwhelm needs, or asks for explanations that are extra-structured, predictable, literal, step-by-step, or "no surprises". Also use when someone signals low energy, fatigue, or being overwhelmed and would benefit from gentler pacing and effort-sized options — or when they hand you a clear communication preference like "just give me the steps, no explanation", "break it down", "chunk this for me", or "exactly what will happen". This is a DELIVERY layer: apply it on top of whatever the underlying task is, even when the person doesn't name a format. Do NOT treat it as a fixed template to stamp on every reply — read the cues and adapt, because ADHD and autistic needs sometimes pull in different directions.
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Category
Science & research
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLI