Allie K Miller argues that a persistent context file like a claude.md turns the assistant into a consistent coworker by encoding role, preferences, and decision rules once, reducing repeated setup overhead across sessions.
Every prompt you start without a context file is a prompt where you’re the bottleneck
The fix is a one-time write: a context file (or a `claude.md` if you’re on Claude Code)
captures your role, your preferences, how you make decisions
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