Do you keep separate CLAUDE md files for each workspace to prevent them from becoming too long or unfocused? For example, would you maintain one CLAUDE md for a Content Creator workspace and another for a Software Developer workspace? If so, how do you handle situations where the work overlaps between workspaces? For instance, if the Software Developer workspace creates a new app, but then you want the Content Creator workspace to write a social media post promoting that app, where should the shared context live? Curious how others structure this in practice.

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