I have a potential customer that I’m working with sent over proposal. We’re working on a real estate application for him and his coaching business. And we’re going back-and-forth over the source of the data. The source is coming from a few different API sources. He is asking me to give him the sources so he can verify that everything is legit and that it can be Used commercially. I told him that it was indeed commercially available, and that he wouldn’t have any issues because he’s gonna sell the data to his students. He has a good reputation in the real estate community but still business is business and I do not want to give up my sources. I do not want to create competition because he may be able to go and get the work done for cheap. What will be the best move?

Hello everyoneone 👋 I just started implementing ICM in personal and work projects, but I did find that my main directory with the Claude, context, and reference files has been clutered with tons of file 😮‍💨 What do you usually do to keep your project folders clean and easy to navigate 🤔?

I had a backlog of ideas that I wanted to build and then I had my Claude max subscription that was running out with the whole bunch of unused tokens, so I decided that I would try to at least get the file structure for each project built out and then go back and fine-tune everything so basically the Claude Max subscription ran for about23 hours total and I got about 24 projects built out now I have to go back and fine tune everything. I’m pretty sure it’s gonna be some AI slop in there , but so far it looks good will have Codex review everything and clean it up.

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