How to organize Claude Code for product work

The author outlines a system for organizing Claude Code workspaces to improve productivity for product managers and other context-heavy roles. The approach emphasizes structured filing and reusable 'skills' over simple prompt engineering.
My Claude Code workspace for my product job is a folder with almost no code in it. It holds a context folder with everything about the company: the product, the users, the competitors, how I like to work. One folder per project, with the tasks separated from the deliverables. A set of skills that each do one recurring piece of work: the status update, the PRD review, the interview synthesis. When I give feedback once, it lands in a file with a note on why, and I never give that feedback again. I didn’t design this system. I arrived at it, mostly by getting it wrong first.
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