Mastering Agent Architecture: How Do You Design Your Projects in Claude Code and N8N?

Hey everyone,

As many of us continue to build applications and automate workflows, a key challenge is figuring out how to structure our projects effectively. I'm curious about how you all approach this in Claude Code and/or N8N, since both platforms involve similar concepts of organizing tasks.

I'd love to hear about your strategies and best practices for creating and structuring workflows, agents, and sub-agents.

Could you share your insights on topics like:

When do you decide to create a new workflow, agent, or sub-agent? What's your process for determining what needs its own specialized function versus what can be handled within an existing one?

How do you differentiate between global and project-specific assets? Are there specific use cases where you find one more effective than the other?

What are some examples of workflows or agents you've built and the problems they solve? Sharing a few concrete examples would be incredibly helpful in understanding your approach.

Your insights would be a huge help to me and the entire community as we work to build more efficient, scalable, and well-organized automations.

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