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Anatomy of the .claude/ folder

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Re: Anatomy of the .claude/ folder

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Feel little like this is generated and not based on experience. Claude.md should be short. Typescript strict mode isnt a gotcha, itll figure that out on its own easily, imo omit things like that. People put far too much stuff in claude, just a few lines and links to docs is all it needs. You can also @Agents.md and put everything there instead. Dont skills supercede commands? Subagents are good esp if you specify mod…

The intro paragraph sounds exactly like Claude’s phrasing. So much so that I couldn’t read the rest of the article because I assumed I could just ask Claude about the topic.

"The gap is larger than most people realize" is a a dead giveaway.

Re: Anatomy of the .claude/ folder

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

This sounds great - skills to ensure that the code maintains proper separation of concerns and is packaged properly. I'd love to know how this skill was phased.

Honestly I started with Obra superpowers and worked with my boss to brainstorm the best way to keep separation of concerns, and we just stepped on rakes as we developed and had Obra superpowers suggest updates to our rules/skills. It's certainly an iterative process but it gets better every iteration.

Thank you. I've never heard of Obra Superpowers, I'm looking at it now.
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