Introduction In my previous post, we explored how Gemini Code Assist’s Agent Mode can handle multi-file refactors. However, an agent is only as good as the instructions it follows. Without guidance, AI might generate code that works but violates your team’s architectural standards. To solve this, Gemini supports a special file: GEMINI.md. Think of this as the “System Prompt” for your entire repository. What is GEMINI.md? The GEMINI.md file is a Markdown document placed in your project’s root.

What is the difference between statically and dynamically linked binaries? Statically linked binaries and dynamically linked binaries refer to two different ways of linking software libraries to an executable program. A statically linked binary includes all necessary libraries within the binary executable file itself. This means that when the program is executed, it does not rely on any external libraries, as all required libraries are already included in the binary. Static linking produces larger binary files, but they can be more portable and self-contained.