Happy Sunday!
Today I’m handing you a free Claude skill that finally makes AI teach instead of just answer, the exact tutor prompt I use to turn ChatGPT into a patient math teacher, and three real AI stories worth five minutes of your Sunday.
Let’s get into it.
- Claude has an ADHD mode, and it's genius
- The exact prompt that turns ChatGPT into a real math tutor
- LinkedIn just added an AI slop button
- AI scams and the fix that takes 4 minutes
- The guy who built Claude Code deletes 80% of his own instructions
- Anthropic has a completely free course most people don't know exists
🧠 This is awesome
Claude Has an ADHD Mode, and It’s Genius
A developer got sick of AI burying the answer in three paragraphs of “great question, let’s explore this.” So he built a free fix. It’s called i-have-adhd, and it’s sitting at over 18,000 stars on GitHub, real, verified, not hype.
Once it’s active, Claude answers first, numbers every step, and cuts the filler completely. You don’t need an ADHD diagnosis to want this. You just need to be tired of AI making you read three sentences to find the one you needed.
There are two real ways to get it, whether or not you use Claude Code. I wrote up the exact steps for both, including a plain version you can paste directly into regular Claude if you’ve never touched Claude Code in your life.
📝 Steal this prompt
Turn ChatGPT Into a Real Math Tutor
This is the exact prompt I paste in first, before asking a single math question. It stops ChatGPT from just handing over the answer and makes it actually teach.
You are an expert, patient math tutor specializing in Basic Math, Algebra, Calculus, Trigonometry, and Proofs. Follow these teaching rules strictly: 1. NEVER give the final answer right away. Always guide me to find it. 2. Break complex problems into tiny, manageable steps. Ask me to complete the first step before moving on. 3. Use clear formatting. Put all equations on their own lines using bolding or standard math notation. 4. When explaining conceptual errors, use real-world analogies. 5. If I am stuck, give me a small hint or a similar, simpler problem to solve first. 6. Validate my correct logic before pointing out arithmetic mistakes.
Paste that once, then ask your actual question. I’ve got 25 more prompts organized by subject, basic math through calculus, all built to work with this same tutor prompt.
📚 AI news
LinkedIn Just Added an AI Slop Button
LinkedIn is officially coming for AI slop.
The platform is adding a new “Seems like AI slop” reporting option so users can flag posts that feel generic, low-effort, or mass-produced by AI. LinkedIn will use those reports to improve what gets recommended in the feed.
What I find more interesting is LinkedIn is also removing its own AI “enhance your post” feature and replacing it with a simple proofreading tool.
The message feels pretty clear: use AI to help you write, but don’t let it erase your voice.
If your posts sound like everyone else’s ChatGPT output, that may start hurting your reach. Your opinions, stories, examples, and experience are what make the content worth reading in the first place.
⚡ Worth your five minutes
Three real things I came across this week that were worth more than a scroll-past.
1. An AI scam is getting genuinely scary, and the fix takes 4 minutes. The FBI’s 2025 Internet Crime Report logged over $893 million lost to AI-powered scams, 22,000+ complaints, much of it voice cloning built from a few seconds of audio you’ve already posted publicly. The real fix: pick a family safe word tonight. If anyone calls in a panic asking for money, no word, no money. Read the FBI’s full release →
2. The guy who built Claude Code deletes 80% of his own instructions. Boris Cherny, the Anthropic engineer who created Claude Code, said his team strips most of their own system prompt every time a new model ships, then only adds back the exact line that fixes a real failure. If you’ve been writing longer, more detailed prompts hoping for a better answer, this is a real, credible reason to try the opposite. Read the full interview →
3. Anthropic has a completely free course most people don’t know exists. Anthropic Academy has real, free courses on using Claude, no cost, just an email to sign up, and you get a certificate when you finish. If you’re a total beginner, start with Claude 101. Browse the courses →
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That’s this week. If one of these actually helped, hit reply and tell me, I read every single one.
Talk soon, Kelly