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Bechiko sets up workspace for Claude Code

He organized his computer into three sync zones—Obsidian Sync for notes, Git/GitHub for code, and OneDrive for work files—to avoid conflicts.

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  • Bechiko used Claude Code 620 times over four months.
  • Files are split into three sync zones: Obsidian Sync, Git/GitHub, OneDrive.
  • CLAUDE.md tables guide the agent to save files in numbered project folders.

He created a numbered folder hierarchy inside a vault, with 00\Inbox for uncertain items, 01\Projects for ongoing work, 02\Areas for records, 03\Resources for learning, 04\Archives for finished tasks, 05\Outputs for published items, and 99\Config for settings. A CLAUDE.md table in the vault tells the agent where to save each activity, and a global CLAUDE.md in the user folder sets language and safety rules.

After the setup, 325 reflection notes accumulated, and the agent could place new files directly into the correct project folder. A September re‑organization cleaned 49 items from the inbox and updated the table. The post shows how clear file‑placement rules help AI agents stay organized.

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How I Set Up My Workspace to Keep AI Agents from Getting Lost

note.com · 31 October 2026

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