hyperfocus-exit

name	hyperfocus-exit
description	Give yourself a gentle, structured off-ramp from hyperfocus before it costs you sleep, meals, or the rest of your life. Use when asked I've been at this for hours, help me stop working, I can't pull myself away from this, or I lost track of time again. Produces a quick reality check on how long you've been at it and what you've neglected, a save-your-place ritual so stopping doesn't feel like losing progress, a graceful stopping point, and the transition to what you actually need to do next — because for some brains, stopping is harder than starting.
homepage	https://mohitagw15856.github.io/pm-claude-skills/skill/hyperfocus-exit.html
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Hyperfocus Exit

Hyperfocus is a superpower with no brakes — you look up and it's dark, you haven't eaten, and you've blown past three things you meant to do. For many people (especially ADHD), stopping is the hard part, not starting. This gives a structured exit: a reality check, a way to save your place so leaving doesn't feel like abandoning progress, a clean stopping point, and a bridge to what you actually need next.

What This Skill Produces

• The reality check — how long you've actually been at it and what got neglected (food, water, sleep, people, other commitments)
• A save-your-place ritual — capturing exactly where you are so stopping doesn't feel like losing the thread (the main reason people can't stop)
• A graceful stopping point — a natural place to break rather than an abrupt yank