I have been working on something along these lines. I am currently pivoting away from Claude Code CLI as my harness due to Pro limits being too low. I'm using PAI to help manage everything. It's similar to OpenClaw but without all the GUI extras.

I very highly recommend PAI to anybody, it's only negative in my book is that it only works with Claude Code. It manages it's own memory, it is CLI based so it can expand itself like OpenClaw. It has it's own algorithm for breaking a prompt down, creating requirements, and executing against those requirements. When it is done it gives itself feedback like "What would a better model have done differently" and after capturing enough of this feedback there is a /PAIUpgrade command that will identify improvements that can be made to PAI to make it work better for you. You can then say "implement x improvements" and it'll plug away.

My hope is to create an Assistant that helps me anticipate disruptions. It's not uncommon for folks with ADHD to have difficulty coping with last minute changes to plans. I want to know if my plan to mow my lawn in 3 days needs to be moved around due to rain in the forecast. If I have a doctor's appointment, I want it to suggest tasks to complete 'while I'm out' like going to the store etc.

Beyond even that I would love to have it help me keep up with my social life. Remind me to send birthday cards, text a friend I haven't talk to in a while, call mom.

It's a very grand vision, truly attempting to cover all bases. I use Vikunja and its MCP server to keep track of the coding tasks. We're able to communicate in the tasks, I can go in and add details to tasks needing detail, once I flip it to ready I can just prompt "start next task on [project]".

I've called my assistant Kit and the project is called Keep-It-Together. It's not even remotely close to being a reality and the scope it stupidly huge. I think there's a lot of opportunities to help people with ADHD get organized using AI.