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Context Building
This guide explores how to provide effective context when working with AI, using real-world examples from the fleXRPL project development process.
Using the fleXRPL Discord bot development as an example:
- Clear project scope (GitHub-Discord integration)
- Technical framework choices (Python, discord.py, FastAPI)
- Overall organization context (part of fleXRPL payment gateway ecosystem)
- Documentation requirements (comprehensive wiki structure)
Real example from our collaboration:
"I have 20 years of tech industry experience but am not a strong coder.
My strength is in breaking down problems and understanding system architecture.
I need help with implementation details while I provide the system design."Our approach with fleXRPL:
- Building wiki documentation alongside development
- Creating reusable reference points
- Managing AI session limitations through persistent documentation
- Using documentation as a bridge between sessions
From our fleXRPL setup:
"We're building a Discord bot for the fleXRPL organization that:
- Integrates with GitHub repositories
- Handles webhook events
- Manages notifications
- Requires comprehensive documentation
- Needs production-grade code quality"Example from our work:
"All code must:
- Pass production deployment standards
- Include proper error handling
- Follow security best practices
- Be well-documented
- Include appropriate testing"Our fleXRPL strategy:
- Created wiki structure first
- Built documentation alongside code
- Maintained consistent standards
- Used documentation as context for future sessions
How we leveraged strengths:
- Human: System design, requirements, and problem decomposition
- AI: Code implementation, best practices, and technical details
- Combined: Complete, production-ready solutions
❌ "Just make it work" ✅ Our approach: Detailed requirements, context, and expectations
❌ "Fix the webhook code" ✅ Our approach: Providing full context about webhook handling requirements
❌ "We'll document later" ✅ Our approach: Documentation as a core part of development
"This needs to be production-ready code that:
- Handles errors gracefully
- Includes proper logging
- Follows security best practices
- Is well-documented
- Includes tests""This is part of the fleXRPL Discord bot that:
- Integrates with GitHub
- Handles repository events
- Manages user notifications
- Requires scalability
- Needs proper error handling"- Creating comprehensive wiki pages
- Documenting decisions and patterns
- Maintaining consistency across sessions
- Building on previous work
- Minimal iterations needed for complex features
- Consistent code quality across sessions
- Comprehensive documentation
- Reusable patterns and solutions
Share your experiences:
- What context-building strategies work for you?
- How do you maintain consistency across sessions?
- What documentation practices have you found effective?
This documentation is maintained by the fleXRP team and is based on real-world experience building the fleXRPL project.
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