ADOPTERS: add multi (cross-model port of the ADHD loop) - #57
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multi ports the ADHD loop across model families — each frame goes to a different backend (Claude sub-agent, Codex, OpenCode/OpenRouter).
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multi is a Claude Code plugin that runs the same job through several model families and treats disagreement as signal. Its
/multi:adhdskill is a port of ADHD's loop with one change: each frame goes to a different model family — a Claude sub-agent, OpenAI Codex, and a cheap third through OpenCode/OpenRouter — so a run diverges by frame and by model priors at the same time, for roughly the price of one.What was kept from ADHD:
What was added:
Skill:
skills/adhd/SKILL.md. MIT, upstream credited in the README (en/ru/zh) and in the skill's frontmatter.