[nicolailolansen]

Yeah. It's very easy to give a definitive "yes", if you've ever worked with coding agents in any capacity. I use them in much the same way as you, there are a bunch of things that would be nice for the agent to know, specifically for me, the project, or how I would like it to run as an example: git or coding review loops ( i use roborev ). Asking the agent to do these things every time, is very time consuming.

[iLoveOncall]

Maybe read the paper... It says that the only thing that are helpful is indeed what you describe here: basic commands and context about running / working on the project, rather than information about the business or technological aspects of the project itself.