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The story around AI used to be about generating more. For many neurodivergent professionals, the bigger benefit is offloading invisible labor: remembering what you promised, the dozen tabs open in your brain, the thread you meant to reply to. ⬇️

Like do what works for you and I'm glad it helps but this is definitionally not an accessibility tool, it is not endorsed as such by any organization, and while I get that your job is to sell this stuff it's a real slap in the face to try to use our neurodivergence as a way to glaze it up.

I used to have respect for GitHub, because sharing coding knowledge is good. But this post is disgustingly bigoted. You’re using Neurodivergent people to argue for something that hurts us on average, it’s clear you do not give a damn about us and just want to push your AI at any cost.

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Reframing automation as 'accessibility' rather than just 'efficiency' is a sharp distinction It’s about removing the syntax barrier for people who have the architectural vision but lack the rote muscle memory I’d love to read a longer breakdown of your take on this #a11y