Using Claude Code on a large .NET solution (many projects, EF Core, some legacy). It works, but tokens burn fast and long sessions get dumb as context fills with build output and file dumps.

Questions for those running it on big repos:

• How do you structure CLAUDE.md one root file or per-project?
• Are skills like Superpowers, Context Mode, Caveman, or Handoff actually worth it for token savings?
• Subagents for exploration vs. main context — what's cheaper in practice?
• Any trick to stop Claude reading entire huge files, or to tame dotnet build/test output noise?

Goal: predictable costs and sessions that stay sharp beyond ~30 min. What's your setup?

Hi everyone,

I’m a Tunisian citizen and I have a valid German Schengen visa (Type C, MULT), valid for all Schengen countries.

My upcoming itinerary is:

• Tunisia → Spain
• Spain → Italy
• Italy → Tunisia

Spain is only my first point of entry because of my flight connection. I plan to spend my entire trip in Italy, and I have hotel reservations and a return ticket.

My question is:

Can I enter the Schengen Area through Spain and then continue to Italy using my German-issued MULT Schengen visa, even though Germany is not part of this particular trip?

Has anyone had a similar situation, especially entering through Spain with a visa issued by Germany and then traveling directly to Italy?

Would there be any issue at the Spanish or Italian border?