This New Skill Finally Solves Thinking For AI Agents

This Claude skills guide shows how to use Claude skills that give your agent ADHD. New Claude skills like this split ideation across agents in Claude Code, Claude AI, and Codex skills setups, so you get genuinely different ideas instead of the same safe answer. Try the Topview Skill at https://shr.pn/topview-ai and start generating AI videos directly from your coding agent. ADHD Skill on GitHub: https://github.com/UditAkhourii/adhd Community with All Resources: http://ailabspro.io The Roundup, our daily newsletter covering the AI stories that matter. Join now: https://www.theroundup.so/ Claude Code, Codex, and every other agent break big tasks into chunks and hand them to subagents automatically. None of them do that when you ask them to ideate. You ask for variations, and what comes back is the same idea worded five different ways, because the model reaches for the pattern that showed up most often in its training data and works every possibility through one context window until the thinking gets worse instead of better. The ADHD skill fixes that by scattering the thinking instead of running it in a straight line. It splits the problem across isolated agents as a Tree of Thought, hands each one a different frame from its frame library, and keeps them from sharing any context so the ideas cannot bleed into each other. A critic agent then scores everything on novelty, viability, and fit while running a skeptical senior engineer prompt, shortlists the survivors, goes through the trap list, and prioritizes the picks flagged as non-obvious. The instructions also push the agent past its first three answers, since those are the ones any senior agent could produce immediately. In this Claude Code tutorial we cover how to add skills in Claude from the project GitHub repo, why the install drops into a .agents folder that you rename to .claude, and the pre-check that decides whether the skill should fire at all so you are not burning tokens on a problem with one right answer. The installer supports more than 45 coding agents, so the same setup works if you are on OpenAI Codex and want Codex skills rather than skills Claude Code side. Then we put it to work twice. First on test driven development, where we link a PRD and a technical specification in claude.md and have it plan a test strategy that covers the edge cases and performance paths agents normally skip. Second as a pre launch pass on our own community website, where it surfaced around 30 ideas, explored the top three, and caught features that were promised in the PRD but never actually built. If you came here looking for Claude skills web design coverage, that user experience and churn section is the closest thing, since it evaluates the live product rather than the code. Worth being clear about one thing. The skill plans, it does not implement. You get the direction, the scores in shorthand like N9 V8 F10, the risks, and the first steps, then you hand the one you want back to your agent to build. This is one of the best Claude skills and best Codex skills we have tested for ideation specifically, and it slots straight into how we already work. If you spend your days coding with AI, doing vibe coding, or living inside Claude, ChatGPT, or Codex, Claude Code skills like this one are where the leverage actually is. #ai #claudecode #codex #chatgpt #vibecoding #claudecodetutorial #openai #codexskills