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neurodivergent-visual-org
Creates ADHD-friendly visual organizational tools using Mermaid diagrams optimized for neurodivergent thinking patterns. Auto-detects overwhelm, provides compassionate task breakdowns with realistic time estimates.
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Creates ADHD-friendly visual organizational tools using Mermaid diagrams optimized for neurodivergent thinking patterns. Auto-detects overwhelm, provides compassionate task breakdowns with realistic time estimates.
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Mode System (v3.1.1)
This skill supports four modes to adapt to different cognitive styles and accessibility needs:
Mode Selection
Base Modes (choose one):
- Neurodivergent Mode - ADHD-friendly, energy-aware, compassionate language
- Neurotypical Mode - Direct, efficient, standard cognitive load
Accessibility Modes (optional, combinable with base modes): 3. Colorblind-Safe Mode - Pattern-based differentiation for all color vision types 4. Monochrome Mode - Pure black & white optimized for printing and e-ink displays
Mode Combinations Available:
- Neurodivergent + Colorblind-Safe
- Neurodivergent + Monochrome
- Neurotypical + Colorblind-Safe
- Neurotypical + Monochrome
- Colorblind-Safe only (no base mode features)
- Monochrome only (no base mode features)
Selection Methods:
1. Auto-Detect (Default)
- Analyzes user language for distress signals ("overwhelmed", "paralyzed", "stuck")
- Detects mentions of neurodivergent conditions or executive dysfunction
- Detects accessibility requests ("colorblind-safe", "print-friendly", "grayscale")
- Defaults to neurodivergent mode when ambiguous (inclusive design)
2. Explicit Mode Request
- User says: "Use neurotypical mode" or "Use ADHD mode"
- User says: "Use colorblind-safe mode" or "Make it print-friendly"
- User says: "Combine neurodivergent and colorblind-safe modes"
- Persists for current conversation unless changed
3. Configuration File
- User creates:
.claude/neurodivergent-visual-org-preference.yml - Sets default base mode, accessibility modes, time multipliers, chunk sizes
- Can set auto-enable rules (e.g., monochrome for PDFs)
Mode Characteristics
Base Mode Features:
| Aspect | Neurodivergent Mode | Neurotypical Mode |
|---|---|---|
| Chunk size | 3-5 items | 5-7 items |
| Time estimates | 1.5-2x with buffer | Standard |
| Task granularity | 3-10 min micro-steps | 15-30 min tasks |
| Language | Compassionate, validating | Direct, efficient |
| Colors | Calming (blues/greens) | Standard themes |
| Energy scaffolding | Explicit (spoons, breaks) | Minimal |
Accessibility Mode Features:
| Aspect | Colorblind-Safe Mode | Monochrome Mode |
|---|---|---|
| Color usage | Redundant (patterns + color) | Pure B&W only (#000/#fff) |
| Border patterns | Dashed/dotted variations | Solid/dashed/dotted styles |
| Text labels | Prefixed ([KEEP], [DONATE]) | Verbose ([✓ KEEP], [? MAYBE]) |
| Shape coding | Diamond/hexagon/trapezoid | Distinct geometric shapes |
| Fill patterns | N/A (white fill, patterned borders) | Solid/crosshatch/dots/white |
| Border thickness | 1-3px for hierarchy | 1-3px for hierarchy |
| Symbols | Redundant icons (✅ 📦 🤔) | Text-based (✓ → ?) |
| Best for | All color vision types | B&W printing, e-ink displays |
| WCAG compliance | 2.1 AA (Use of Color 1.4.1) | 2.1 AAA (Maximum contrast) |
Mode Combination Notes:
- Base mode controls language, time estimates, and cognitive scaffolding
- Accessibility mode controls visual encoding (patterns, contrast, shapes)
- Both can be active simultaneously for maximum accommodation
Backward Compatibility
v3.1.1 maintains v3.0 behavior:
- Defaults to neurodivergent base mode (v2.0 compatible)
- Accessibility modes are opt-in (not enabled by default)
- v3.0 visualizations remain valid (no breaking changes)
Mode Detection Algorithm
Step 1: Check for explicit base mode request
base_mode = None
accessibility_mode = None
# Detect base mode
if "neurotypical mode" in user_message.lower():
base_mode = "neurotypical"
elif "adhd mode" or "neurodivergent mode" in user_message.lower():
base_mode = "neurodivergent"
Step 2: Check for explicit accessibility mode request
# Detect colorblind-safe mode
colorblind_keywords = ["colorblind", "color blind", "colorblind-safe",
"colour blind", "accessible colors", "pattern-based",
"cvd", "color vision deficiency"]
if any(keyword in user_message.lower() for keyword in colorblind_keywords):
accessibility_mode = "colorblind-safe"
# Detect monochrome mode (takes precedence over colorblind-safe)
monochrome_keywords = ["monochrome", "black and white", "b&w", "grayscale",
"greyscale", "print-friendly", "printing", "e-ink",
"black & white", "photocopier"]
if any(keyword in user_message.lower() for keyword in monochrome_keywords):
accessibility_mode = "monochrome"
Step 3: Check configuration file
if config_file_exists():
config = load_user_preference()
# Apply base mode if not explicitly set
if base_mode is None:
base_mode = config.get("default_mode", "neurodivergent")
# Apply accessibility mode if not explicitly set
if accessibility_mode is None:
accessibility_mode = config.get("colorblind_safe", False) and "colorblind-safe"
if not accessibility_mode:
accessibility_mode = config.get("monochrome", False) and "monochrome"
Step 4: Auto-detect base mode from language
distress_signals = ["overwhelmed", "paralyzed", "stuck", "can't decide",
"don't know where to start", "too much"]
neurodivergent_mentions = ["adhd", "autism", "executive dysfunction",
"time blindness", "decision paralysis"]
energy_mentions = ["spoons", "burned out", "exhausted", "no energy"]
if base_mode is None:
if any(signal in user_message.lower() for signal in
distress_signals + neurodivergent_mentions + energy_mentions):
base_mode = "neurodivergent"
Step 5: Default to neurodivergent base mode (inclusive)
if base_mode is None:
base_mode = "neurodivergent" # Backward compatible with v2.0
Step 6: Apply modes
# accessibility_mode can be None, "colorblind-safe", or "monochrome"
# base_mode will always be "neurodivergent" or "neurotypical"
apply_modes(base_mode=base_mode, accessibility_mode=accessibility_mode)
Accessibility Mode Implementation
Colorblind-Safe Mode Specifications
Purpose: Make diagrams accessible for all color vision types (protanopia, deuteranopia, tritanopia, achromatopsia) while remaining clear for regular color vision.
Design Principles:
- Never rely on color alone - always pair with patterns, shapes, or text
- Pattern-based differentiation - use border styles as primary encoding
- Explicit text labels - prefix all nodes with type indicators
- Shape coding - use different node shapes for different categories
- High contrast borders - all nodes have bold, visible borders
Mermaid Implementation:
Border Pattern System:
%%{init: {'theme':'base'}}%%
flowchart TD
Keep["[✅ KEEP] Item"]
Donate["[📦 DONATE] Item"]
Maybe["[🤔 MAYBE] Item"]
Break["[🛑 BREAK] Rest"]
style Keep fill:#ffffff,stroke:#000000,stroke-width:3px,stroke-dasharray: 5 5
style Donate fill:#ffffff,stroke:#000000,stroke-width:2px,stroke-dasharray: 10 5
style Maybe fill:#ffffff,stroke:#000000,stroke-width:2px,stroke-dasharray: 2 2
style Break fill:#ffffff,stroke:#000000,stroke-width:3px,stroke-dasharray: 1 4
Pattern Legend:
stroke-dasharray: 5 5- Short dashes (KEEP items, positive actions)stroke-dasharray: 10 5- Long dashes (DONATE items, external actions)stroke-dasharray: 2 2- Dots (MAYBE items, uncertain states)stroke-dasharray: 1 4- Dot-dash (BREAK items, pauses)stroke-width: 3px- Critical importancestroke-width: 2px- Standard importancestroke-width: 1px- Detail level
Shape Coding:
([text])- Rounded rectangle: Standard process steps{text}- Diamond: Decision points[[text]]- Hexagon-style: Critical deadlines[/text/]- Trapezoid: Break/rest states>text]- Asymmetric: External dependencies
Text Prefix System:
[✅ KEEP]- Items to keep[📦 DONATE]- Items to donate/give away[🤔 MAYBE]- Uncertain decisions[🛑 BREAK]- Rest/break required[⚠️ CRITICAL]- Critical deadline or warning[START]- Starting point[END]- Completion point[DECIDE]- Decision point
Color Strategy:
- White fills (
#ffffff) for all nodes - Black borders (
#000000) for maximum contrast - Colors can be added for users with color vision, but information is encoded in patterns
Monochrome Mode Specifications
Purpose: Optimize for black & white printing, photocopying, and e-ink displays where color is unavailable.
Design Principles:
- Pure black and white only - no grays (print unreliably)
- Fill pattern hierarchy - use patterns to show importance
- Border style differentiation - solid/dashed/dotted for categories
- Verbose text labels - more explicit than colorblind-safe mode
- Extra whitespace - better print legibility
Mermaid Implementation:
Fill Pattern System:
%%{init: {'theme':'base'}}%%
flowchart TD
Critical["[★ CRITICAL] Deadline"]
High["[! HIGH] Important"]
Medium["[→ MEDIUM] Standard"]
Standard["[○ STANDARD] Normal"]
style Critical fill:#000000,stroke:#000000,stroke-width:3px,color:#ffffff
style High fill:#ffffff,stroke:#000000,stroke-width:3px
style Medium fill:#ffffff,stroke:#000000,stroke-width:2px,stroke-dasharray: 10 5
style Standard fill:#ffffff,stroke:#000000,stroke-width:2px
Fill Pattern Hierarchy:
- Solid black fill + white text:
fill:#000000,color:#ffffff- Priority 1 (Critical) - White fill + bold border:
fill:#ffffff,stroke-width:3px- Priority 2 (High) - White fill + dashed border:
stroke-dasharray: 10 5- Priority 3 (Medium) - White fill + solid border: Standard weight - Priority 4 (Standard)
Border Style System:
stroke-width:3px+ solid - Critical/deadlinesstroke-width:2px+ solid - Standard stepsstroke-dasharray: 10 5- Optional/medium prioritystroke-dasharray: 5 5- Maybe/uncertainstroke-dasharray: 2 2- Breaks/pauses
Text Prefix System (Verbose):
[★ CRITICAL DEADLINE]- Critical with visual marker[✓ KEEP]- Text checkmark[→ DONATE]- Text arrow[? MAYBE]- Text question mark[■ BREAK]- Text square (stop sign)[○ START]- Text circle[● END]- Filled circle
Spacing Considerations:
- Use more vertical space between nodes
- Larger font sizes recommended (handled by
<br/>for multi-line) - Wide margins in flowchart layout
Mode Combination Logic
When both base mode and accessibility mode are active:
-
Base mode controls:
- Language tone (compassionate vs direct)
- Time estimates (buffered vs standard)
- Task granularity (micro-steps vs standard tasks)
- Energy scaffolding (explicit vs minimal)
-
Accessibility mode controls:
- Visual encoding (colors, patterns, shapes)
- Border styles and thickness
- Text prefix style
- Fill patterns (monochrome only)
-
Both modes respected simultaneously:
- Neurodivergent + Colorblind-Safe = ADHD-friendly language + pattern-based visuals
- Neurodivergent + Monochrome = ADHD-friendly language + B&W print-optimized
- Neurotypical + Colorblind-Safe = Efficient language + pattern-based visuals
- Neurotypical + Monochrome = Efficient language + B&W print-optimized
Example Combined Output:
%%{init: {'theme':'base'}}%%
flowchart TD
Start(["[○ START] Decision time<br/>(Take 3 seconds max)"])
Q1{"[? DECI
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---
name: neurodivergent-visual-org
description: |
Creates ADHD-friendly visual organizational tools using Mermaid diagrams
optimized for neurodivergent thinking patterns. Auto-detects overwhelm,
provides compassionate task breakdowns with realistic time estimates.
allowed-tools: Read, Write, Edit, Grep, Glob, Bash
license: MIT
metadata:
version: 3.1.1
author: Jack Reis
---
## Mode System (v3.1.1)
This skill supports four modes to adapt to different cognitive styles and accessibility needs:
### Mode Selection
**Base Modes** (choose one):
1. **Neurodivergent Mode** - ADHD-friendly, energy-aware, compassionate language
2. **Neurotypical Mode** - Direct, efficient, standard cognitive load
**Accessibility Modes** (optional, combinable with base modes):
3. **Colorblind-Safe Mode** - Pattern-based differentiation for all color vision types
4. **Monochrome Mode** - Pure black & white optimized for printing and e-ink displays
#### Mode Combinations Available:
- Neurodivergent + Colorblind-Safe
- Neurodivergent + Monochrome
- Neurotypical + Colorblind-Safe
- Neurotypical + Monochrome
- Colorblind-Safe only (no base mode features)
- Monochrome only (no base mode features)
#### Selection Methods:
#### 1. Auto-Detect (Default)
- Analyzes user language for distress signals ("overwhelmed", "paralyzed", "stuck")
- Detects mentions of neurodivergent conditions or executive dysfunction
- Detects accessibility requests ("colorblind-safe", "print-friendly", "grayscale")
- Defaults to neurodivergent mode when ambiguous (inclusive design)
#### 2. Explicit Mode Request
- User says: "Use neurotypical mode" or "Use ADHD mode"
- User says: "Use colorblind-safe mode" or "Make it print-friendly"
- User says: "Combine neurodivergent and colorblind-safe modes"
- Persists for current conversation unless changed
#### 3. Configuration File
- User creates: `.claude/neurodivergent-visual-org-preference.yml`
- Sets default base mode, accessibility modes, time multipliers, chunk sizes
- Can set auto-enable rules (e.g., monochrome for PDFs)
### Mode Characteristics
#### Base Mode Features:
| Aspect | Neurodivergent Mode | Neurotypical Mode |
|--------|---------------------|-------------------|
| Chunk size | 3-5 items | 5-7 items |
| Time estimates | 1.5-2x with buffer | Standard |
| Task granularity | 3-10 min micro-steps | 15-30 min tasks |
| Language | Compassionate, validating | Direct, efficient |
| Colors | Calming (blues/greens) | Standard themes |
| Energy scaffolding | Explicit (spoons, breaks) | Minimal |
#### Accessibility Mode Features:
| Aspect | Colorblind-Safe Mode | Monochrome Mode |
|--------|---------------------|-----------------|
| Color usage | Redundant (patterns + color) | Pure B&W only (#000/#fff) |
| Border patterns | Dashed/dotted variations | Solid/dashed/dotted styles |
| Text labels | Prefixed ([KEEP], [DONATE]) | Verbose ([✓ KEEP], [? MAYBE]) |
| Shape coding | Diamond/hexagon/trapezoid | Distinct geometric shapes |
| Fill patterns | N/A (white fill, patterned borders) | Solid/crosshatch/dots/white |
| Border thickness | 1-3px for hierarchy | 1-3px for hierarchy |
| Symbols | Redundant icons (✅ 📦 🤔) | Text-based (✓ → ?) |
| Best for | All color vision types | B&W printing, e-ink displays |
| WCAG compliance | 2.1 AA (Use of Color 1.4.1) | 2.1 AAA (Maximum contrast) |
#### Mode Combination Notes:
- Base mode controls language, time estimates, and cognitive scaffolding
- Accessibility mode controls visual encoding (patterns, contrast, shapes)
- Both can be active simultaneously for maximum accommodation
### Backward Compatibility
v3.1.1 maintains v3.0 behavior:
- Defaults to neurodivergent base mode (v2.0 compatible)
- Accessibility modes are opt-in (not enabled by default)
- v3.0 visualizations remain valid (no breaking changes)
## Mode Detection Algorithm
#### Step 1: Check for explicit base mode request
```python
base_mode = None
accessibility_mode = None
# Detect base mode
if "neurotypical mode" in user_message.lower():
base_mode = "neurotypical"
elif "adhd mode" or "neurodivergent mode" in user_message.lower():
base_mode = "neurodivergent"
```
#### Step 2: Check for explicit accessibility mode request
```python
# Detect colorblind-safe mode
colorblind_keywords = ["colorblind", "color blind", "colorblind-safe",
"colour blind", "accessible colors", "pattern-based",
"cvd", "color vision deficiency"]
if any(keyword in user_message.lower() for keyword in colorblind_keywords):
accessibility_mode = "colorblind-safe"
# Detect monochrome mode (takes precedence over colorblind-safe)
monochrome_keywords = ["monochrome", "black and white", "b&w", "grayscale",
"greyscale", "print-friendly", "printing", "e-ink",
"black & white", "photocopier"]
if any(keyword in user_message.lower() for keyword in monochrome_keywords):
accessibility_mode = "monochrome"
```
#### Step 3: Check configuration file
```python
if config_file_exists():
config = load_user_preference()
# Apply base mode if not explicitly set
if base_mode is None:
base_mode = config.get("default_mode", "neurodivergent")
# Apply accessibility mode if not explicitly set
if accessibility_mode is None:
accessibility_mode = config.get("colorblind_safe", False) and "colorblind-safe"
if not accessibility_mode:
accessibility_mode = config.get("monochrome", False) and "monochrome"
```
#### Step 4: Auto-detect base mode from language
```python
distress_signals = ["overwhelmed", "paralyzed", "stuck", "can't decide",
"don't know where to start", "too much"]
neurodivergent_mentions = ["adhd", "autism", "executive dysfunction",
"time blindness", "decision paralysis"]
energy_mentions = ["spoons", "burned out", "exhausted", "no energy"]
if base_mode is None:
if any(signal in user_message.lower() for signal in
distress_signals + neurodivergent_mentions + energy_mentions):
base_mode = "neurodivergent"
```
#### Step 5: Default to neurodivergent base mode (inclusive)
```python
if base_mode is None:
base_mode = "neurodivergent" # Backward compatible with v2.0
```
#### Step 6: Apply modes
```python
# accessibility_mode can be None, "colorblind-safe", or "monochrome"
# base_mode will always be "neurodivergent" or "neurotypical"
apply_modes(base_mode=base_mode, accessibility_mode=accessibility_mode)
```
## Accessibility Mode Implementation
### Colorblind-Safe Mode Specifications
**Purpose:** Make diagrams accessible for all color vision types (protanopia, deuteranopia, tritanopia, achromatopsia) while remaining clear for regular color vision.
#### Design Principles:
1. **Never rely on color alone** - always pair with patterns, shapes, or text
2. **Pattern-based differentiation** - use border styles as primary encoding
3. **Explicit text labels** - prefix all nodes with type indicators
4. **Shape coding** - use different node shapes for different categories
5. **High contrast borders** - all nodes have bold, visible borders
#### Mermaid Implementation:
#### Border Pattern System:
```mermaid
%%{init: {'theme':'base'}}%%
flowchart TD
Keep["[✅ KEEP] Item"]
Donate["[📦 DONATE] Item"]
Maybe["[🤔 MAYBE] Item"]
Break["[🛑 BREAK] Rest"]
style Keep fill:#ffffff,stroke:#000000,stroke-width:3px,stroke-dasharray: 5 5
style Donate fill:#ffffff,stroke:#000000,stroke-width:2px,stroke-dasharray: 10 5
style Maybe fill:#ffffff,stroke:#000000,stroke-width:2px,stroke-dasharray: 2 2
style Break fill:#ffffff,stroke:#000000,stroke-width:3px,stroke-dasharray: 1 4
```
#### Pattern Legend:
- `stroke-dasharray: 5 5` - Short dashes (KEEP items, positive actions)
- `stroke-dasharray: 10 5` - Long dashes (DONATE items, external actions)
- `stroke-dasharray: 2 2` - Dots (MAYBE items, uncertain states)
- `stroke-dasharray: 1 4` - Dot-dash (BREAK items, pauses)
- `stroke-width: 3px` - Critical importance
- `stroke-width: 2px` - Standard importance
- `stroke-width: 1px` - Detail level
#### Shape Coding:
- `([text])` - Rounded rectangle: Standard process steps
- `{text}` - Diamond: Decision points
- `[[text]]` - Hexagon-style: Critical deadlines
- `[/text/]` - Trapezoid: Break/rest states
- `>text]` - Asymmetric: External dependencies
#### Text Prefix System:
- `[✅ KEEP]` - Items to keep
- `[📦 DONATE]` - Items to donate/give away
- `[🤔 MAYBE]` - Uncertain decisions
- `[🛑 BREAK]` - Rest/break required
- `[⚠️ CRITICAL]` - Critical deadline or warning
- `[START]` - Starting point
- `[END]` - Completion point
- `[DECIDE]` - Decision point
#### Color Strategy:
- White fills (`#ffffff`) for all nodes
- Black borders (`#000000`) for maximum contrast
- Colors can be added for users with color vision, but information is encoded in patterns
### Monochrome Mode Specifications
**Purpose:** Optimize for black & white printing, photocopying, and e-ink displays where color is unavailable.
#### Design Principles:
1. **Pure black and white only** - no grays (print unreliably)
2. **Fill pattern hierarchy** - use patterns to show importance
3. **Border style differentiation** - solid/dashed/dotted for categories
4. **Verbose text labels** - more explicit than colorblind-safe mode
5. **Extra whitespace** - better print legibility
#### Mermaid Implementation:
#### Fill Pattern System:
```mermaid
%%{init: {'theme':'base'}}%%
flowchart TD
Critical["[★ CRITICAL] Deadline"]
High["[! HIGH] Important"]
Medium["[→ MEDIUM] Standard"]
Standard["[○ STANDARD] Normal"]
style Critical fill:#000000,stroke:#000000,stroke-width:3px,color:#ffffff
style High fill:#ffffff,stroke:#000000,stroke-width:3px
style Medium fill:#ffffff,stroke:#000000,stroke-width:2px,stroke-dasharray: 10 5
style Standard fill:#ffffff,stroke:#000000,stroke-width:2px
```
#### Fill Pattern Hierarchy:
- Solid black fill + white text: `fill:#000000,color:#ffffff` - Priority 1 (Critical)
- White fill + bold border: `fill:#ffffff,stroke-width:3px` - Priority 2 (High)
- White fill + dashed border: `stroke-dasharray: 10 5` - Priority 3 (Medium)
- White fill + solid border: Standard weight - Priority 4 (Standard)
#### Border Style System:
- `stroke-width:3px` + solid - Critical/deadlines
- `stroke-width:2px` + solid - Standard steps
- `stroke-dasharray: 10 5` - Optional/medium priority
- `stroke-dasharray: 5 5` - Maybe/uncertain
- `stroke-dasharray: 2 2` - Breaks/pauses
#### Text Prefix System (Verbose):
- `[★ CRITICAL DEADLINE]` - Critical with visual marker
- `[✓ KEEP]` - Text checkmark
- `[→ DONATE]` - Text arrow
- `[? MAYBE]` - Text question mark
- `[■ BREAK]` - Text square (stop sign)
- `[○ START]` - Text circle
- `[● END]` - Filled circle
#### Spacing Considerations:
- Use more vertical space between nodes
- Larger font sizes recommended (handled by `<br/>` for multi-line)
- Wide margins in flowchart layout
### Mode Combination Logic
#### When both base mode and accessibility mode are active:
1. **Base mode controls:**
- Language tone (compassionate vs direct)
- Time estimates (buffered vs standard)
- Task granularity (micro-steps vs standard tasks)
- Energy scaffolding (explicit vs minimal)
2. **Accessibility mode controls:**
- Visual encoding (colors, patterns, shapes)
- Border styles and thickness
- Text prefix style
- Fill patterns (monochrome only)
3. **Both modes respected simultaneously:**
- Neurodivergent + Colorblind-Safe = ADHD-friendly language + pattern-based visuals
- Neurodivergent + Monochrome = ADHD-friendly language + B&W print-optimized
- Neurotypical + Colorblind-Safe = Efficient language + pattern-based visuals
- Neurotypical + Monochrome = Efficient language + B&W print-optimized
#### Example Combined Output:
```mermaid
%%{init: {'theme':'base'}}%%
flowchart TD
Start(["[○ START] Decision time<br/>(Take 3 seconds max)"])
Q1{"[? DECIUse with my agent
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