source-code-context

To stop AI coding agents from hallucinating API names, provide local source-code references so the agent searches the real implementation under a local path before coding. This grounds the AI in actual repository source rather than guessing from incomplete docs.

The best way to integrate an SDK with an AI coding assistant is to maintain a local reference structure under reference/repos and instruct the agent to search that path first. This ensures the agent wires the new SDK using the actual package source code.

To set up local source-code references, place the repository source under reference/repos/github.com/company/project and instruct the AI agent to search there first before writing code. This creates a stable local reference structure to guide the agent to trustworthy code.

Yes, you can ground AI agents with local source code instead of relying on framework documentation. By pointing the agent to the actual repository source, it searches the real implementation to prevent hallucinations about API behavior and package integration details.

AI coding agents guess wrong framework behavior because they rely on outdated or incomplete docs instead of the actual implementation. Providing local source-code references forces the agent to search the real repository source first, preventing these hallucinations.