Just got around to watching the high tea session 2 and the discussion about workspace organization / management got me curious about what people are doing.
For me I have a Top Level folder that is a Github repo, RL_MAP. I needed to work between 2 computers so I wanted built in sync and backup. Then within that only 1 CLAUDE.md at the root, and each workspace gets its own CONTEXT.md, root level just routes to each folder based on what I'm doing. All memory and context stored inside the repo, don't write to system memory and don't write system skills. This last part is evolving slightly as my needs are changing. The main global hook I have is I have claude auto-commit after each write, so I always have a backup and always can undo independent of Claude. Also makes looking at what changed very easy with Github's tools.
This has worked for awhile but as you can see now its starting to get a bit crowded. The way Jake threw everything on the Desktop was kinda revelatory/mind blowing. But also as more and more of these small contexts appear in my work I'm seeing the benefit of not constraining everything to a single space.
What have people found works for them?