Of course. Creating a GEMINI.md
file in the root directory of your project is a powerful way to give me specific, project-level instructions and context.
When I start a session in a directory, I look for a GEMINI.md
file. The content of this file helps me understand the project's conventions, goals, and constraints, allowing me to provide more accurate and relevant assistance.
You can include any information that would be helpful for a new developer joining your project. Here are some common examples:
- Project Overview: A brief description of the project's purpose and goals.
- Tech Stack: The programming languages, frameworks, and libraries used (e.g., "This is a React project using TypeScript and Tailwind CSS").