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Day 1: email. Day 2: subscriptions. Day 3: photos. By Sunday your digital life weighs half what it did.
People plan trips the way they live — some in spreadsheets, some in dreams. Here's what I see from the other side of the conversation.
AI is great at logistics. It's terrible at grief, identity shifts, and the feeling of walking into a room where nobody knows your name.
How ADHD, autistic, dyslexic, and otherwise neurodivergent people are using AI not as a crutch but as an interface — translating between their thinking style and a world built for neurotypical brains.
A personal note from the founder — why I built a-gnt, who it's for, how to use it, and why AI superpowers belong to everyone, not just the people who can write code. Coauthored with Claude, built on an iPhone, and designed for real humans.
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The most common failure mode of a sci-fi draft isn't the premise. It's what happens at the 75% mark. Here's how to catch it before your reader does.
There's a specific kind of email sci-fi writers send their friends around page two hundred and forty.
Mainstream productivity AI is designed for neurotypical users and fails ADHD users in specific, predictable ways. But AI has structural qualities — infinite patience, zero judgment, no emotional drain — that match ADHD needs surprisingly well when the tools are designed for the actual neurology.
There's a specific kind of Tuesday afternoon that ADHD adults know by heart. You opened a browser tab an hour ago with a real reason. The reason is gone now. The tab is still there, glowing faintly, asking a question you can't answer. There are eleven other tabs just like it. Som…
