Professor Ras Mic

And if anyone is in like client work, you realize that most clients, they tell you one thing, but you have to sort of extract the deeper thoughts of what it is they want.

It's the same way when we work with these agents, when we work with cloud code.

We need to be really, really precise with how we build our inputs.

Now, what do I mean by inputs?

What I mean is our PRDs or our to-do list.

Or our plans, right?

Like there's, you know, people are giving you different names.

It doesn't really matter.

It's all the same thing, right?

And when we think of a PR gear, when we think of a to-do list, or when we think of a plan, I want us to think in such a way as this.

Let's say I'm trying to build this product, right?

Let's say, I don't know, Greg, any product ideas?

Yeah, that's actually the best person to ask, right?

Yeah.

Um, let's say I go on ideal browser.com and I was just going to it.

See, I have no idea what that means, but let's say I know what that means.

Essentially, when thinking of this idea and looking to build this into a full-fledged product, generally the way you're going to think is, okay, if product X does Y, Z, A, B, and C,

How I would reach that is I'm going to think of features, right?

So let's say there's four core features to this application that Greg just mentioned.

And if I have these four features built out, we can safely assume that we have said product, right?