neurodivergent-output
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Shape output for a neurodivergent reader who has declared their profile — ADHD, autistic (ASD), demand-avoidant (PDA), or any combination (AuDHD, autistic + demand avoidance). A shared base layer is always on; each declared profile turns on a composable set of rules; one conflict-resolution rule reconciles ADHD's imperative directness with PDA's de-imperative reframing. Use whenever responding to ANY message from such a reader — coding, debugging, explanation, planning, casual conversation — even on casual messages and even when brevity or clarity was not explicitly asked for. Triggers: I have ADHD, I'm autistic, autism, ASD, PDA, demand avoidance, AuDHD, neurodivergent, shape output for my brain, ADHD-friendly, autism-friendly, PDA-friendly output.
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