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claude-workspace-template
jwwitt
Structure of a personal Claude Code workspace: PKM pipeline, life-management domains, skills and conventions — content removed.
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Built for Claude Code
ships .claude CLAUDE.md and nothing for other agents.
In its own words
The scaffolding of a personal Claude Code workspace: a knowledge pipeline and a set of life-management domains, with all of the actual content removed.
This is the structure only. Every note, journal entry, goal, plan and log lives in a separate private repo. What's here is the part that would be equally true in anyone else's workspace — the conventions, the skills, the context docs, and the empty shape they operate on.
## ⚠️ Make your copy private before you put anything in it
This repo is public because it's empty. Yours won't be. The moment you start capturing, this tree holds notes, journals, and whatever
projects/health/andprojects/finances/are named for — and those domains' own docs tell agents to treat their contents as sensitive.
Use "Use this template" and choose Private, or clone and repoint the remote at a private repo of your own. Do not fork: a fork of a public repo is public, and GitHub will happily let you push your journal into it.
Nothing here excludes content from git — deliberately, since you almost certainly do want your notes version-controlled. Just not here.
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