Neurodivergent Visual Organization Skill v3.1.1
Create ADHD-friendly visual organizational tools using Mermaid diagrams with adaptive cognitive modes and accessibility features.
What's New in v3.1.1
Latest Updates
- Generalized Examples: Replaced context-specific examples with universal decision-making patterns for broader applicability
- Accessibility Modes: Colorblind-safe and monochrome modes for inclusive design
- URL Encoding Fix: Proper handling of HTML entities in Mermaid playground links
Core Features
1. Adaptive Mode System
- Base Modes: Neurotypical or Neurodivergent cognitive styles
- Accessibility Modes: Optional colorblind-safe or monochrome overlays
- Auto-Detection: Analyzes language for optimal mode selection
- Configuration Support: Personalize defaults via YAML config
2. Dual Template System
- Neurotypical: 5-7 chunks, standard times, efficient layout
- Neurodivergent: 3-5 chunks, buffered times, compassionate language
- Mode-specific color schemes and energy scaffolding
3. Accessibility First
- Colorblind-Safe: Pattern-based differentiation for all color vision types
- Monochrome: Print-optimized B&W designs for e-ink displays
- WCAG Compliance: Meets accessibility standards
- Inclusive Design
- Neurotypical users benefit during stress/burnout
- Teams can use same tool with different modes
- Educational: demonstrates cognitive accessibility
- Backward compatible (defaults to neurodivergent)
Mode Quick Reference
| Need | Recommended Mode |
|---|
| Personal task overwhelm | Neurodivergent (auto-detects) |
| Team presentation | Neurotypical (request explicitly) |
| Executive dysfunction support | Neurodivergent |
| Standard project planning | Neurotypical |
| Mixed team collaboration | Auto-detect (adapts per person) |
| Stress/burnout (any neurotype) | Neurodivergent |
Installation
Option 1: Via Marketplace (Recommended)
In Claude Code, run:
/plugin marketplace add JackReis/neurodivergent-visual-org
Then browse and install via the /plugin menu.
Option 2: From GitHub
cd ~/.claude/plugins/
git clone https://github.com/JackReis/neurodivergent-visual-org.git
Restart Claude Code.
Option 3: Manual Download
- Download the latest release from GitHub
- Extract to
~/.claude/plugins/neurodivergent-visual-org/
- Restart Claude Code
For Claude.ai Desktop (MCP Skills)
- Locate your skills directory (usually
~/Library/Application Support/Claude/skills/user/)
- Copy the
skills/neurodivergent-visual-org/ folder to:
~/Library/Application Support/Claude/skills/user/neurodivergent-visual-org/
- Restart Claude.ai Desktop app
Configuring Your Mode
Auto-Detect (Default)
The skill automatically chooses the best mode based on your language:
- Distress signals → Neurodivergent mode
- Straightforward requests → Neurotypical mode
- Ambiguous → Neurodivergent mode (inclusive default)
Explicit Mode Request
In conversation:
"Use neurotypical mode for this diagram"
"Switch to ADHD mode"
"Make it more detailed" (switches to neurodivergent)
"Make it more compact" (switches to neurotypical)
Set Default Mode
Create: .claude/neurodivergent-visual-org-preference.yml
mode: auto-detect # Options: neurotypical, neurodivergent, auto-detect
time_buffer_multiplier: 1.5 # For neurodivergent: 1.5-2.0
chunk_size_max: 5 # Max items per section
color_scheme: calming # Options: calming, standard
Package Contents
neurodivergent-visual-org-v3/
├── SKILL.md # Main skill file with mode detection
├── README.md # This file
├── config/ # Mode configuration
│ ├── modes.md # Mode definitions
│ └── user-preference.md # Configuration guide
├── templates/ # Template libraries
│ ├── neurodivergent/ # ADHD-optimized (v2.0 patterns)
│ │ ├── task-breakdown.md
│ │ ├── decision-tree.md
│ │ ├── project-map.md
│ │ ├── current-state.md
│ │ ├── time-boxing.md
│ │ ├── habit-building.md
│ │ ├── accountability.md
│ │ └── focus-regulation.md
│ └── neurotypical/ # Professional templates
│ ├── task-breakdown.md
│ ├── decision-tree.md
│ └── project-map.md
├── examples/ # Mode comparison examples
│ └── mode-comparison.md
└── tests/ # Test scenarios
└── test_mode_detection.md
Quick Start