Grant

Grand.

Yo, Corey, did we just solve travel planning?

What did you do differently from the first prompt to this prompt?

Even just this alone.

So like, I actually went, you know, to Missouri recently, met up with you in person.

And yeah, it was a great time.

But, you know, just having this little like map, like it would take so long to add all of these stops onto your own Google Maps.

But now looking at this, you can just say, oh my gosh, I know that I need a hotel somewhere in that, you know, X amount mile radius.

And I'm good because then I'm, you know, in the middle of everywhere I want to go.

Wait, that's interesting.

So are you saying that when you hit the button to re-spin, it did end up spinning a new restaurant that just added to the Google map?

Click it again and let's check it again.

That's fair.

What's great about this, I just want to highlight, is that so now you can, as you're testing it, you can see this is a user design thing you need to fix.

Did it update?

Yeah, no, you can basically go to Gemini now and say, hey, so everything is working great, except the re-spin button doesn't update.

And you might want to give it a very narrow objective in order to try and solve that, just that one functionality without breaking everything else.

Yeah.

Um, but you know, with a little thought and, and engineering mind, you could probably put that together and say, okay, what's the best way to, to, to solve this issue?

Um, and we're going to try something else.