I do content work across six or seven clients and kept losing the first few minutes of every AI session re-explaining who the client was. Tried fixing it with better prompts for ages. That wasn’t the bottleneck. What worked was writing one short “primer” per client: who they are, who they talk to, how they sound (with one real sample sentence), what they never say, and what they’re pushing right now. Save it once, paste it at the start of any session, and the AI is instantly in the right context. Two things made the biggest difference. First, the sample sentence under voice. Adjectives keep the output generic, but one real sentence the client wrote and the AI matches the tone. Second, one session per client, because running two in the same thread blends their voices. I wrote up the full breakdown here if it’s useful: https://medium.com/@GrowthLibrary/i-stopped-re-explaining-my-clients-to-ai-heres-the-system-i-built-instead-e1da66cb27b2 Curious what other people who juggle multiple clients do to keep the context straight. Anyone found something better than saved blocks? submitted by /u/DeepThroatStroky
Originally posted by u/DeepThroatStroky on r/ClaudeCode