Comment by jen729w
1 day ago
The solution to this problem is as old as computers: it's a folder. Just use folders.
`cd` to a folder. Launch `claude`. Do your work. Save scripts and documentation in that folder. `/resume` previous conversations from that folder.
That's it. That's the trick.
Now, having very static, very well-defined folders helps a lot. I'm Johnny.Decimal so I have numbered folders for everything I do. So my process when I want to use my 'process a travel booking from my email to my calendar' script is:
- `jd tripsy`
- The folder name includes 'tripsy' and this is how I remember it.
- `jd` just parses my limited tree and `cd`s me to a folder.
- `jd 21.15` gets me there by number if preferred.
- `claude`
- Say 'hey Claude, there's a new email in my inbox please'.
- Done.
Consider tomatoes.
Legally and culinarily, they're vegetables. Botanically they're fruit.
Tomatoes are members of the nightshare family which includes tobacco, potato, and chili peppers.
They are used in popular recipes like Mexican salsa and Italian pasta sauce. Pasta sauce commonly uses the San Marzano variety. Here's a <picture> of San Marzano tomatoes from our Italy trip.
Rhett likes tomatoes in all dishes. Link only likes tomatoes if they're blended in a dish like pasta sauce or tomato soup. Frank is allergic and can't have tomatoes.
Tomato prices are up due to a bad <year> yield in <country>.
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This is all memory. Where does it go?