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The author explains how to organize Claude Code for product work by structuring files around company context, projects, and reusable skills rather than relying on chat-based interactions. Key principles include storing context that changes slowly (company information, user research) separately from project work, converting repetitive tasks into automated skills, and documenting feedback once to eliminate future repetition. A public starter workspace on GitHub provides templates and setup instructions for any context-heavy work, with the core insight being that good file organization creates lasting improvements across sessions, whereas good prompts only help individual conversations.
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