Discover cognitive patterns through creative work.

Six ADHD-tuned agents read attention, energy, impulsivity, executive function, sensory processing, and emotional regulation as behavioral signals for support conversations.

Not a medical diagnosis. Use this as structured insight to discuss with teachers, clinicians, and caregivers.

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six-domain agent module

Each ADHD agent gets a soft bordered panel, not a generic icon card.

The six domains mirror the live source page while keeping the claims behavioral and support-oriented.

0175/100

Attention

Analyzes focus and concentration patterns in creative work

What It Analyzes

01
  • 01Compositional completeness in drawings
  • 02Detail elaboration and attention to small elements
  • 03Task persistence and completion rates
  • 04Distraction patterns in video content

Potential Strengths

02
  • 01Deep focus on areas of interest
  • 02Creative problem-solving when engaged
  • 03Strong long-term memory
  • 04Intuitive pattern recognition

Common Challenges

03
  • 01Task initiation difficulties
  • 02Easily distracted by external stimuli
  • 03Incomplete work patterns
  • 04Time management issues

Parent Recommendations

04
  • 01Create distraction-free work environments
  • 02Use visual timers and structured routines
  • 03Break tasks into smaller, manageable chunks
  • 04Provide clear, written instructions
0265/100

Hyperactivity

Identifies physical and mental restlessness patterns

What It Analyzes

01
  • 01Physical movement patterns in videos
  • 02Restlessness during creative tasks
  • 03Quick task switching behaviors
  • 04High energy output in activities

Potential Strengths

02
  • 01High energy and enthusiasm
  • 02Quick thinking and rapid idea generation
  • 03Excellent multitasking abilities
  • 04Dynamic problem-solving approaches

Common Challenges

03
  • 01Difficulty sitting still for extended periods
  • 02Impulsive decision making
  • 03Physical restlessness
  • 04Challenges with quiet, focused activities

Parent Recommendations

04
  • 01Provide movement breaks during activities
  • 02Use standing desks or active learning stations
  • 03Channel energy through physical activities
  • 04Allow fidget tools and movement options
0370/100

Impulsivity

Detects impulsive behaviors and decision patterns

What It Analyzes

01
  • 01Hasty decision making in games/activities
  • 02Interrupting behaviors in social situations
  • 03Risk-taking in creative exploration
  • 04Quick responses without full consideration

Potential Strengths

02
  • 01Spontaneous creativity and innovation
  • 02Quick adaptation to new situations
  • 03Bold decision-making in creative contexts
  • 04Entrepreneurial thinking patterns

Common Challenges

03
  • 01Difficulty waiting for turns
  • 02Impulsive responses to situations
  • 03Risk-taking behaviors
  • 04Challenges with delayed gratification

Parent Recommendations

04
  • 01Teach waiting strategies and turn-taking
  • 02Use visual cues for appropriate timing
  • 03Practice delayed gratification activities
  • 04Provide immediate feedback on choices
0472/100

Executive Functions

Evaluates planning, organization, and self-control abilities

What It Analyzes

01
  • 01Task planning and organization in projects
  • 02Self-control in challenging situations
  • 03Working memory in complex tasks
  • 04Goal-directed persistence

Potential Strengths

02
  • 01Creative problem-solving approaches
  • 02Flexible thinking in complex situations
  • 03Innovative solutions to challenges
  • 04Adaptable learning strategies

Common Challenges

03
  • 01Difficulty with long-term planning
  • 02Challenges organizing materials and thoughts
  • 03Working memory limitations
  • 04Goal initiation and completion issues

Parent Recommendations

04
  • 01Use visual planners and organizational tools
  • 02Break complex tasks into smaller steps
  • 03Provide executive function skill-building activities
  • 04Offer structured support systems
0560/100

Sensory Processing

Analyzes sensory sensitivities and processing patterns

What It Analyzes

01
  • 01Reactions to different sensory inputs
  • 02Sensory seeking or avoiding behaviors
  • 03Environmental sensitivity patterns
  • 04Sensory modulation in creative activities

Potential Strengths

02
  • 01Heightened sensory awareness and detail perception
  • 02Rich sensory experiences in creative work
  • 03Deep appreciation for sensory elements
  • 04Enhanced sensory creativity

Common Challenges

03
  • 01Overwhelm in sensory-rich environments
  • 02Sensory sensitivities affecting focus
  • 03Difficulty filtering sensory information
  • 04Sensory-seeking or avoiding behaviors

Parent Recommendations

04
  • 01Create sensory-friendly environments
  • 02Provide sensory tools and accommodations
  • 03Teach sensory regulation strategies
  • 04Balance sensory input throughout the day
0668/100

Emotional Regulation

Assesses emotional responses and regulation capabilities

What It Analyzes

01
  • 01Emotional responses to challenges
  • 02Mood regulation patterns
  • 03Frustration tolerance in difficult tasks
  • 04Emotional expression in creative work

Potential Strengths

02
  • 01Intense emotional experiences and empathy
  • 02Passionate engagement with interests
  • 03Deep emotional intelligence
  • 04Creative emotional expression

Common Challenges

03
  • 01Emotional intensity and mood swings
  • 02Difficulty regulating strong emotions
  • 03Frustration with challenging tasks
  • 04Emotional overwhelm in stressful situations

Parent Recommendations

04
  • 01Teach emotional regulation strategies
  • 02Provide emotional support and understanding
  • 03Use emotion coaching techniques
  • 04Create predictable routines and expectations

sample report preview

The source report becomes the proof object.

The preview now mirrors the current ADHD page data: age, score, confidence, key patterns, primary concerns, and domain evidence.

ADHD Report

8 years / high

84% analysis confidence

overall score

69/100

key patterns

03
  • 01Consistent ADHD indicators across domains
  • 02Executive function challenges
  • 03Combined presentation (inattentive + hyperactive)

primary concerns

04
  • 01Significant attention difficulties affecting learning
  • 02Hyperactivity interfering with classroom behavior
  • 03Executive function deficits impacting daily activities

domains insights evidence

MODERATE75/100

Attention & Focus

Confidence: 85%

Analyzes focus and concentration patterns in creative work

MODERATE65/100

Hyperactivity

Confidence: 82%

Identifies physical and mental restlessness patterns

MODERATE70/100

Impulsivity

Confidence: 88%

Detects impulsive behaviors and decision patterns

MODERATE72/100

Executive Functions

Confidence: 86%

Evaluates planning, organization, and self-control abilities

MILD60/100

Sensory Processing

Confidence: 79%

Analyzes sensory sensitivities and processing patterns

MODERATE68/100

Emotional Regulation

Confidence: 83%

Assesses emotional responses and regulation capabilities

research-backed, clinically bounded

The science block separates evidence from diagnosis.

The product frames ADHD signals as behavioral evidence for support conversations. Published research explains the broader talent-discovery engine; DSM-5-TR keeps ADHD language clinically bounded.

DSM-5-TR reference layer

Criteria-aligned, not diagnostic.

  • 9 inattention symptoms
  • 9 hyperactivity / impulsivity symptoms
  • 6 symptoms for children, 5 for adults
  • 6+ months, onset before age 12

Claim hygiene: research supports the analysis framework; qualified clinicians make medical decisions.

scientific foundation

Use the big numbers carefully.

83%

prediction accuracy

Validated across 300,000+ evaluation case studies

6

cognitive domains

Comprehensive ADHD assessment

93%

result reliability

Consistent, dependable insights

300,000+

case studies

Evaluation set referenced by the source page

analysis input

Series of 15 drawings over 3 weeks

8-Year-Old Artist Case Study

key findings

Exceptional attention to detail in areas of interest, but inconsistent task completion across different activities

ADHD insight

Your child shows strong selective attention - they can focus intensely on preferred activities for 45+ minutes, but struggle with task initiation for non-preferred subjects. This suggests ADHD-related motivation patterns rather than attention deficits.

analysis input

8-minute video of building with LEGO blocks

12-Year-Old Builder Case Study

key findings

High creativity and spatial reasoning, but frequent physical movement and idea jumping

ADHD insight

Your child demonstrates exceptional spatial intelligence and creative problem-solving. The physical movement during building is likely a strength that enhances their 3D visualization abilities, not a deficit.

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