Same, as a dev with ADHD, the coding was always the easier part.

I've hated LLMs because the wall of text generated by all my colleagues when I ask questions or they need to document anything has largely become indigestible and they took away the part I really enjoyed - deep focus on a precise problem.

Finding Hermes has been a real game changer for me, I can set the rules for the output and most of all executive function goes from intent to execution rather than deliberate effort to enforce habits to try function.

You guys work for Hermes right?

No, only been using it for the last few months, personally at home and recently at work.

It's still just an agent, but I can retain the memory and scripts etc. Big win for me is that it just has all the plumbing in place to be actually useful upfront.

Could you elaborate on how you use Hermes for symptom management? I'm especially interested in what it does that can't be done with the usual AI chatbot or agent.

Wait until you start getting even more emails and phone calls about suspicious activity on your accounts, or weird emails "you" have sent, or from friends asking why you didn't turn up, or that your flight was successfully rescheduled. Then your ADHD is really going to flare up!