Synthèse
📁 Context lives in Skills, not a separate directory. Context isn't stored in a separate "context" directory anymore. Context IS the Skills. Each Skill contains its own knowledge files: ~/.claude/Skills/Blogging/ → Blog writing standards, style guides~/.claude/Skills/Research/ → Research methodology files~/.claude/Skills/Art/ → Visual aesthetic guidelines All Skills are pre-loaded into Claude Code's system prompt at startup. When you make a request, the routing system matches it to the appropria
📁 Context lives in Skills, not a separate directory. Context isn't stored in a separate "context" directory anymore. Context IS the Skills. Each Skill contains its own knowledge files: ~/. claude/Skills/Blogging/ → Blog writing standards, style guides~/.
claude/Skills/Research/ → Research methodology files~/. claude/Skills/Art/ → Visual aesthetic guidelines All Skills are pre-loaded into Claude Code's system prompt at startup. When you make a request, the routing system matches it to the appropriate Skill and executes the right workflows. You say: "Publish this blog post"Claude Code matches "publish" + "blog" → Routes to Blogging skillBlogging skill executes its workflows with its context already availableExecutes publishing with YOUR standards built-in The context IS the skill. The skill IS the context.
They're the same thing.