Productivity

For context on how my brain works, see Working with an AuDHD Brain. This is the stack that structures my daily work: taskwarrior for task management, timewarrior for time tracking, and vit as a vim-style interface. Together they form a keyboard-first, terminal-native productivity system. No Electron apps. No cloud sync sending your data to Silicon Valley. Just plain text, local, and blazing fast. Why This Stack? I struggled with task management for years. Todoist, Things, Notion, Obsidian plugins — tried them all, eventually abandoned them all. The problem was always the same: too much friction. ...

I have AuDHD — the combination of autism and ADHD. Specifically ADHD-PI: the inattentive variant, without the hyperactivity most people associate with ADHD. This isn’t an excuse. It’s context. Because the way I work — the obsession with automation, the preference for async communication, the hours I invest in tooling — doesn’t come out of nowhere. It’s the result of years of experimenting with what works for a brain that isn’t built for the standard office world. ...