Hosting org-level workflows: what's the best option?
I've built an AI deal management system for my VC firm using Jake's folder architecture - claude.md, routing files, context files, skills, live deal records. The AI reads and writes files at every step of the workflow.
We use Google Workspace, but Google Shared Drive failed: Claude can read from it but can't write back, which kills the system. I've landed on GitHub, where each team member clones the repo locally, Claude reads and writes freely to the local copy, and changes get pushed back to a shared company-owned record.
It works, but before I commit fully, is GitHub the best option for this use case, or are there other cloud-based hosting mechanisms that play better with Claude? Looking for something company-owned, accessible by the whole team, and supporting full read/write for Claude.
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Matthew Dave
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Hosting org-level workflows: what's the best option?
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