Corey

Yeah, I think that's a really good call out.

Like, you know, just like with anything else, it's only going to be as good as the context you give it.

Because the truth is, if you're not giving it the context, it's going to make assumptions.

And every assumption is, you know, I mean, a human can't read your mind.

So there's no reason to believe that Google can't eat.

Well, maybe.

Maybe Google Cat.

Wrong example.

If any company can read my mind, it's definitely Google.

I'm watching you, YouTube.

But you've got to feed it the context.

That context is big.

It helps it understand what you want to do.

It needs to know why you want to do it, what kind of functionality you want, what kind of results you want, how you want your results presented.

You know, that's all great information to be giving this thing.

If it was me, what I would do is I would start out with O3 Pro and I would go in and tell it I want to build an app using Google's App Builder.

Here's what I'm thinking.

Here are the kind of functionalities I want.

Build me out a roadmap of everything that I need to feed this thing to get it to build the app I want and have it build the prompt for you because the truth is it'll save you a ton of time and you'll probably wind up with a better app.

If I had been, yes.