The Divergent Ideation Playbook — Make Your Coding Agent Stop Giving You the Answer Everyone Gets

The companion to the full video. ADHD (yes, really) is the open-source, MIT-licensed skill by Udit Akhouri that fixes premature convergence in AI reasoning: instead of one chain of thought that anchors on its first sentence, it spawns isolated reasoning branches — each under a different cognitive frame (the 3am on-call engineer, the speedrunner, the competitor trying to break it…) — then a separate critic scores every idea, clusters them, flags the traps with reasons, and deepens the top 3 survivors. THIS PLAYBOOK: the one-command install that auto-detects ~50 agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Cline, Gemini CLI, Windsurf…) plus the Codex manual path, the CLI and TypeScript-library recipes, all 15 built-in cognitive frames with the ~5-line template for authoring your own, the one-sentence when-to-use test, the honest cost formula (every isolated branch re-loads your base context — budget N × base, run it at decision points), and the full benchmark table read skeptically — including the builder-usefulness tie the hype skips. Every claim verified against the repo README, docs and source on July 22, 2026. Skill by Udit Akhouri (MIT). Independent field manual from Hyperautomation Labs.

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