#Write production-grade code with your platform's context

When your agent writes code, it usually only sees your repository. Heplon's MCP server gives it your platform's context: the coding standards, observability standards related and dependency services, how to integrate with data sources, and so on. This means you need to spend less time productionizing AI-written code.

This guide shows the flow for one task. The same flow applies to any coding work.

#Before you start

• Your coding agent is connected to Heplon.

#Prompt the agent as you always would

You can prompt your coding agent as you would without Heplon. For example:

Add a Rust service that consumes order events and writes to the orders datastore.

Your agent should realize that it can use the connected Heplon MCP to receive guidance on the implementation. If it doesn't, explicitly tell it to do so in your prompt.

#See also

• MCP tools reference: the guide contract.
• What Heplon gives your coding agent.