I've been building React apps with AI assistants for a while now, and my biggest frustration is "Context Hallucination."
You know the feeling: You ask Copilot to build a form, and it tries to use props that don't exist in your component library, or it imports components you haven't installed.
I'm curious how everyone is handling this right now:
Do you copy-paste docs into the chat every time?
Do you maintain massive .cursorrules files?
Or do you just accept that you have to fix the AI's mistakes manually?
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