Give each project its own session and Claude Code writes in six of them, or nine, at the same time. The writing is no longer the constraint. The constraint is me, one person, taking in that output and issuing the next instruction.
So what I spend the most time on now is not deciding what to have the AI do. It is the work of keeping up with it. That splits in two.
Perception. Make what just happened, and whether the output is correct, readable by a human.
Instruction. Hand over what I want changed and what I want enforced, without explaining it at length in prose.
Neither is built once and left alone. Fixing skills, tidying CLAUDE.md and memory, keeping the single source of truth honest, maintaining an index: it continues as daily upkeep. This article is a record of where that stands.
