Grant

So you want to give it the goal, and then you'd also want to give it explicitly how you think of it as going to work.

Basically, you need what's called a...

like, well, I'm just going to simplify it, a vision for how it works.

So you need to have like a mental model of how you want this app to work and how you conceive of it working.

And you can break that out either, you know, very, very granularly, or you could just kind of broadly break it out, see what it comes up with, and then adjust your plan from there.

Like if you have, this is, we're talking if you have no software engineering experience at all here.

Without a doubt, without question.

And there's so many other software engineering tricks and programming tools of the trade that you can apply to improve.

So this is just the tip of the iceberg, basically, here.

So I'm going to show two things real quick.

First one, we have this prompt here that says, something went wrong, and it gives us the option to auto-fix.

So let's go ahead and auto fix that.

This is rule number one for why you don't want to just have it redo everything from scratch because it's going to create all of these errors.

It builds all of this code and now it has to go back and reconnect everything to make it work

in a different way.

So it's a big mess.

So what we're going to do instead, the second thing is we're going to do exactly what Corey suggested.

I'm going to go to O3 and I'm going to basically O3 Pro and I'm going to basically tell it exactly what I want to write and what I want to create.

And then I'm going to have it write the prompt for me.

Okay, so I've went ahead here and I've entered the prompt.