adhd

Faithfully clarify a dense, decision-heavy message so the reader can act on it. Chunk it into one-decision-at-a-time, define the session's own jargon, and surface exactly what the reader must decide, with operative terms quoted verbatim and no loss of precision. Decision-dense content gets an HTML decision table with numbered rows. Use when: 'make this clear', 'clarify this', 'help me digest this', 'break this down', 'I can't parse this', 'what am I actually deciding here', 'this is a wall of text'. Empty argument targets the previous assistant response. This changes STRUCTURE, not altitude and not medium. A lossy plain-language drop is education:explain (if installed) instead; a picture explainer (a diagram, ELI5) is education:eli5 (if installed). Sibling to adhd:shape, a standing session-wide posture; this is a one-shot reshape of one artifact.

Shape the assistant's output for a reader with ADHD, and anyone who wants action-first, low-friction responses. Lead with the concrete next action, number multi-step work, restate state across turns, cap and rank lists, give concrete time estimates, make wins visible, and cut preamble, recap, and closers. Use when: 'ADHD-friendly', 'action-first', 'give me the structured version', 'lead with what to do', 'cut the preamble', or when the user invokes it to set that output shape for the session. Once invoked, applies to every response for the rest of the session. This is a STANDING posture over future responses; to reshape one dense message already on screen (chunk it one-decision-at-a-time, define its jargon, surface the decisions) without changing the session style, that is the one-shot sibling adhd:clarify. Skip when the user wants a full narrative explanation (it stays long) or a destructive action needs confirmation (safety wins over brevity).