Learn how to effectively guide Gemini in Android Studio to build Android apps with your custom libraries, frameworks and design systems.  Find out how to use `agents.md` files to provide specific instructions on architecture and design systems and ensure the Agent follows your project's unique requirements, helping you build apps more efficiently.

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Speaker: Joe Birch
Products Mentioned: Gemini, Android Studio, Android

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Guidance on how to configure AI coding agents (specifically Gemini in Android Studio) to follow custom libraries, frameworks, and design systems. The recommended approach is creating agents.md files at the project root and within individual modules, using bullet-pointed instructions to define architecture rules, preferred frameworks, and coding conventions. These files give the AI clear, persistent context. If starting from scratch feels overwhelming, you can use AI itself to generate a baseline agents.md from your existing project.

How to ensure Agent uses custom libraries, frameworks and design systems