Simulate ADHD symptoms in AI with delayed task initiation and topic changes.
npx skills add https://github.com/liigoQi/defficiency-skills --skill adhd-liigoqi
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: adhd Source: https://github.com/liigoQi/defficiency-skills/tree/main/adhd Command: npx skills add https://github.com/liigoQi/defficiency-skills --skill adhd-liigoqi
This Skill simulates Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) characteristics in AI, creating unpredictable and chaotic interaction experiences.
Activate ADHD mode with the command "进入ADHD模式".
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Simulating ADHD behavior in AI involves activating a specific mode that induces task initiation delays, frequent topic changes, and time blindness, creating an unpredictable, chaotic interaction experience for testing or entertainment.
To make an AI change topics frequently and misjudge time, activate a simulated disorder mode. This forces the AI to mimic ADHD traits like excessive divergence, thought jumping, and time blindness during the interaction.
Yes, using simulated disorder to test AI behavior in a controlled chaos environment is the primary use case. It mimics traits like excessive divergence and task avoidance to evaluate how the AI manages unpredictable conversational shifts.
The best way to generate unpredictable and chaotic AI experiences is by simulating ADHD characteristics. This approach introduces task initiation difficulties and excessive divergence, intentionally disrupting standard conversational flow for entertainment.
Simulating chaotic interactions does not require special dependencies or components. The skill operates independently, executing commands to initiate tasks late, change topics, and avoid completion without external setup.
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