Aliyan Ishfaq discusses the challenges and solutions for improving coding agents' abilities to write code using domain-specific libraries like LangGraph and LangChain, which are less familiar to these agents compared to popular libraries. The experiments revealed that providing agents with concise, structured guides, such as Claude.md, combined with tools to access more detailed documentation, resulted in better performance than merely giving them raw documentation. The Claude.md guide, which includes specific instructions, common pitfalls, and LangGraph-specific coding standards, proved more effective than the MCPDoc server alone, despite the latter's ability to provide extensive documentation access. The best results were achieved when Claude.md was paired with the MCPDoc server, offering a balance between guidance and in-depth documentation. The evaluation framework developed for this study emphasized both technical functionality and code quality, highlighting the importance of comprehensive, well-structured guidance in enhancing the performance of coding agents, particularly when dealing with domain-specific libraries.