@Tobias Imfeld Hey Tobias — great questions, happy to share! First, two things worth saying up front: 1. Everything you see was built through conversation with Claude. I uploaded the course articles, had Claude explain ICM concepts back to me until they clicked, then bounced ideas off it — "what if I did X?" / "would this break the principle?" — and let it push back when I was over-engineering. That back-and-forth produced the setup. The real "how" is: understand the basics, then have a real conversation, and ask the right questions. 2. My setup goes off the standard course method. The course explicitly invites customization and I leaned into it. So this is my shape, not the shape. Yours will look different and that's the point. Quick tour of what you can see in the screenshot: - CLAUDE.md at the root (the file I have open) — the router. Maps trigger phrases like "any open loops?" or "sync ICM" to the right destination or SOP. Brain stem of the system. To your literal question — the end-of-session check isn't in CONTEXT.md, it's pointed to by CLAUDE.md. - workspaces/ folder — 4 sub-workspaces, one per domain of my life: my agency (Craftsman Digital), my ecommerce brand (Staff & Stone), theology writing, personal ops. Each has its own WORKSPACE_CONTEXT.md so Claude knows what it's walking into. - log-and-charter-system/ (the "L&C" folder you see in the tree) — my own invention, not part of the standard ICM course. It's a GTD-derived layer holding my Area → Goal → Project → Task hierarchy, review rhythms (weekly/monthly), session logs, and the SOPs Claude executes on trigger phrases. ICM organizes what exists; L&C organizes how I move through it on a rhythm. - incubator/ — ideas not yet commitments - research/ — raw inputs (PDFs, articles, transcripts) land here, get distilled, route to a workspace

Funny. I've taught myself how to use AI as a thinking partner over the last year without help or instruction, but had no idea about claude code/vsc setup or IMC. Good stuff.

Got it. I was using the desktop app until this video. Much better!

@Alireza Shahsavarkhani True

Found the only clarity on AI I needed in this course. 🤯