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Interesting. I feel like it makes my ADHD worse. If I code “manually” then I can enter hyperfocus/flow and it’s relaxing. If I use AI to code then I have to sit
by zeroonetwothree 9mo ago
Interesting. I feel like it makes my ADHD worse. If I code “manually” then I can enter hyperfocus/flow and it’s relaxing. If I use AI to code then I have to sit around waiting for it to respond and I get distracted and start something else, forgetting what I was doing before. Maybe there’s a better workflow for me though.
- rom16384 9mo agoI don't have ADHD but I've set Codex CLI to send me a push notification via PushOver when it ends its turn and it helps a lot.
- theblazehen 9mo agoTry running multiple agents - more task switching overhead, but I find planning in one agent while another is executing is a good balance for me, and avoids the getting-distracted trap
- footy 9mo agotask switching is precisely an issue with adhd though
- theblazehen 9mo agoI'm adhd as well, so I get the pain. I tend to try and do frontend / backend on a single project to at least stay within the same domain
- danielbln 9mo agoIt helps to be able to ask at inside any session at any point "yo, what were we doing and how's it going"
- anthonypasq 9mo agoyou gotta use faster models, this is the next big leap in agentic coding. In 2 years we will have opus 4.5 at 1000 tokens/sec and it will be glorious.