Dyslex.ai
ChatGPT pluginClearer agent interactions.
Dyslex.ai packages accessibility-focused skills for AI agents. It requires Superpowers to be installed and loaded before use. The skills help agents clarify ambiguous instructions, preserve technical tokens, explain errors and diffs, and produce easier-to-read responses without claiming medical diagnosis or treatment.
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Example prompts
- “i writ this but word get mix and i cant see if sens is good pls make it clear but dont change my idee”
- “eror in terminal i dont undrstand it say many line and my brain block pls tell me what broke where and next thing”
- “big task too much text i lose order pls cut in small step first second third and say what no need now”
Skills
accessible-response
Adapt an AI response for dyslex.ai readability. Use when a user asks for clearer, easier-to-read, less overwhelming, more structured, or accessibility-oriented wording without losing technical detail.
accessible-superpowers
Orchestrate dyslex.ai with Superpowers. Use when Superpowers workflows, plans, brainstorming, debugging, TDD, code review, or finishing gates need to be presented more accessibly without weakening Superpowers.
code-explainer
Explain source code in accessible layers. Use when the user asks what code does, how it flows, where inputs and outputs are, or why an error may happen.
context-reentry
Help resume interrupted work. Use after compaction, pause, context loss, task switching, or when the user asks where things stand and what to do next.
decision-comparator
Compare options in a stable accessible format. Use when choosing between tools, designs, plans, versions, architectures, or when the user asks for a forced recommendation.
diff-reader
Explain Git diffs accessibly. Use when the user shares a diff, patch, pull request change, or asks what changed, what risk exists, or what tests are needed.
documentation-navigator
Help read large documentation sets. Use when the user asks where to look, which docs apply, what is required vs recommended, or how to navigate official specifications.
error-decoder
Convert raw errors into clear explanations. Use for stack traces, compiler errors, test failures, runtime errors, terminal output, or logs where the user needs cause, location, next check, and command guidance.
identifier-safety
Protect technical identifiers from automatic correction. Use during rewriting, typo handling, proofreading, diffs, terminal output summaries, code explanations, or any task containing commands, paths, URLs, package names, variables, hashes, keys, or regexes.
instruction-decoder
Decode complex or dense instructions into a clear sequence. Use when a user asks what a prompt, task, spec, issue, or instruction means, or when constraints need to be made explicit.
number-and-date-clarifier
Clarify ambiguous dates, times, versions, units, decimal separators, ranges, percentages, and durations. Use when numeric interpretation can materially change the answer or implementation.
prompt-clarifier
Identify only material ambiguities in a user prompt. Use when a request may have multiple outcomes, unclear scope, missing constraints, or confusing references, but avoid unnecessary interrogation.
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spelling-and-writing-support
Correct, proofread, or reformulate user text. Use for spelling, grammar, dysorthography support, professional rewriting, simplification, tone preservation, or showing differences.
task-sequencer
Break an objective into small ordered tasks with dependencies, checks, and a next action. Use for planning, task tracking, resuming work, or reducing cognitive load.
terminal-output-reader
Summarize long terminal output without hiding failures. Use for build logs, test output, install logs, stack traces, warnings, exit codes, or noisy command output.
typo-tolerant-intent
Infer likely user intent from typos, spelling errors, dysorthography, or malformed wording. Use when the request has mistakes but the likely task is still clear; preserve technical tokens exactly.
- Categories
- Sign-in
- On Install
- Capabilities
- Skills, Accessibility, Readability
- Availability
- Available
- Version
- 0.3.7
- Keywords
- accessibility, dyslexia, dyslexai, agent-skills, codex, superpowers, readability
- Created
- July 24, 2026
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