Small but damn I'm excited!!! Over the past week I followed the steps through out The Foundation modules and created my first workspace folder architecture. It was rough but I'm proud of it. Today I finally got the time to start working with Claude Desktop to make sense what I'm working on and trying to accomplish. Process wise it wasn't much different in how I've used AI up until now, BUT, results wise it was night and day since I had started off by creating a Project, giving it some rules and memory, etc.. It helped me refine my folder architecture based on my actual day to day projects, and I gave it my original folders to refine and include them in the new version. Loaded it up into VS Code, told Claude Code I wanted to work on a specific workspace and BOOM BABY!!!!! It followed my Claude.md and started asking me competent questions. What an exiting end to my day. A big thank you to everyone that has provided even the smallest of guidance and support. Shout out to @Carla Bosteder for going out of her way to post this https://www.skool.com/cliefnotes/ai-workflows-in-a-box?p=9a20e119 when she saw one of my cried for help.

The full animation workflow: Script → Spec → Build → Render. Where'd you land after watching?

You just wrote a CLAUDE.md for one of your projects. Vote below, then drop yours in the comments. Bonus points if you ran the same task with and without it and can tell us the difference.

I am trying to create a workspace where the output is a prompt that generates similar logos to existing logos if existing projects. What is the best way to structure a prompt/constraint? When I manually generate the prompts in nano banana, the output is far from my desired outcome. Also I purposely only had the output be a prompt to start practicing folder architecture..

You just saw how the folder structure adapts to different use cases. Vote below, then drop your customized setup in the comments. What did you name your workspaces and why?