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09-21

i-have-adhd: a Claude Code output style that leads with the next action

i-have-adhd by ayghri is an output-style skill that reshapes every Claude Code reply rather than adding knowledge: the first line is a command, path or snippet; multi-step tasks are numbered; state is restated each turn as "Step 3 of 5 done"; visible lists cap at five items; and the reply ends with one action doable in under two minutes. The whole payload is ten numbered rules plus a five-item pre-send deletion check that strips announcing openers, closing pleasantries, sidebars, empty hedges and idioms, shipped as v0.3.0 in a single SKILL.md with no tools and no MCP server. Install uses the two plugin commands from the repo INSTALL.md. Because the frontmatter sets disable-model-invocation: true, nothing changes until you type /i-have-adhd; staying on across sessions needs the SessionStart hook plus touch ~/.claude/.i-have-adhd-always. The catalog lists 14,235 installs, quality tier A and LOW risk, against a repo with 43,673 stars and 2,494 forks under MIT.

skillselion.com · 10 min · Agent Skills · Agent Tooling · Claude Code

08-22

Introducing Delta: a multiplayer environment for coding with agents

Zed introduces Delta, a multiplayer environment for coding with agents, now in private beta. At its core is DeltaDB, which replicates both the conversation and the worktree in real time to every participant in a thread, while staying compatible with regular Git repositories. Every edit and conversation is captured between commits, so teammates who never open Delta still see a normal repo. Comments can anchor to any line of code and stay in place as the code evolves, connecting review to the conversation that produced it. The browser client is not a simplified port; it is the same Rust application compiled to WebAssembly and rendered through WebGL. Delta also integrates with third-party agent harnesses starting with Claude Code, syncing terminal sessions live into threads. The interface treats the conversation as an editable document, letting you place your cursor anywhere—on a diff line, a plan step, or a thinking block—and leave comments that the agent precisely understands. A product launch post with solid technical direction but limited hard data.

zed.dev · 7 min · Agent Tooling · Agentic Coding · Code Review

08-06

Skills v1.2: /wait-what, Codex metadata, and a Claude Code plugin

v1.2 of Matt Pocock's AI coding skills ships as a Claude Code plugin and gains a documentation site at aihero.dev/skills. Each SKILL.md now has an agents/openai.yaml sidecar carrying Codex UI metadata; policy.allow_implicit_invocation: false mirrors disable-model-invocation so user-invoked skills stay out of the agent context until explicitly typed. New additions include /wait-what, a one-word corrective that re-pitches without dropping content, /wizard, which produces deterministic bash scripts for human-only steps, and /to-questionnaire, which turns an unanswerable decision into an async Markdown questionnaire. The /wayfinder router gains explicit phase boundaries, /handoff is narrowed to travel-only cases, and /compact becomes the default context action. /write-for-agents is renamed /docs-for-agents while six skills are absorbed or removed. Worth reading for engineers maintaining skills in Claude Code or Codex who care about cross-harness metadata and context engineering.

www.aihero.dev · 14 min · Agent Engineering · Agent Tooling · Claude Code