Is it better to build different parts of a project separately and then connect them together through cross-collaboration, or is it better to build one complete end-to-end system from scratch? For example, if you were building an image generation or creative engine project, would it make more sense to have: - one tool for concept creation, - another tool for tracking and analytics, - and another tool for the actual image generation, all working together as separate systems? Or is it better to build everything into one unified project from the beginning?

Im curious why did you use the claude chat instead of the vs code when working on image generations for higgsfield? Does it work better?

Is it better to separate folders locally by each project or function? I want for example, like image generation, marketing, then email Marketing its own separate folder or is it better to just have one big master folder and then separating each project in its own sub folder with one global WAT Claude.md and then each project has its own Claude.md or if it doesnt matter that much. Please explain why one would be better over the other

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