... correct. And redirect. I'm new to this and it was one of the most difficult cognitive exercises I've done. And I'm not done yet. However.....I get that for someone who is already a master prompter it could be the case. For me, it's definitely sharpening my problem solving ...

... into a precise, structured prompt Replit builds it without spiraling. That second layer saved me from the debugging loops you described, even when the architecture got genuinely complex. The takeaway being in the age of AI, the better prompter will become KING!! Comment from Danny Heng(@dannyheng): The architecture complexity wall is exactly it. AI gets you to 70% shockingly fast, then the last 30% is where all the real engineering actually lives: data model decisions, deployment pipelines, auth flows ... ... withmarlowe): I have no technical coding background but I had a pretty good experience using Claude chat to discuss what I wanted and have Claude create the code. First thing Claude asked was for me to install Node.js and VS

... process, but then everything feels like being executed according to one similar template; it doesn't feel unique. And you are true with the community part. You cannot fake that one. Everything depends on the creativity of the prompter. You can still mix your creativity with the help of AI, and you are not obliged to everything that AI will give you. If it doesn't feel good to you, just try to make an effort to create something authentic ...

... start to see the patterns about what s working and what s not: Does exactly what it says on the tin. Integrates well with my go-to-LLMs and is such a fabulous time-saver for a lazy prompter like me :D The Refine option beside the prompt improver is pure genius! Think this will fast become something I can t live without now that I have it. Its just amazing how simple and yet how powerful this extension ...

... shows how checkout tweaks = revenue. 4. @Mitte 1.0 Letting the AI character explain the workflow. Genius. 5. @Saidar Using a prompt as the storyline = brilliant UX. 6. @Snack Prompt Multi-tab workflow, anchored by a single button click. 7. @Prompter No magic tricks, just clean structure and flow. My own hard lesson: Nowadays, if people can t understand your product in 30 seconds, they won t try it. . If you have ...

... still can t read the room like a good strategist can. There s just something about human gut instinct that s hard to replicate. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): I think what you really need are good prompters. If someone knows how to specify the desired output, you can achieve great results. Ideally, the person should know how to create high-performing ads, including proficiency in image creation, writing captions, and understanding psychology, because knowing what people engage with ...

... from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): For me, personally, it is the fast pace of searching relevant resources ideally, scientifically based :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @hamza_afzal_butt   @eljo_prifti  Dunno if engineers, but for sure prompters :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @hamza_afzal_butt   @eljo_prifti  Now, we prompt :D Comment from Deepanshu Chittoria(@deepanshu_chittoria): Well a good question, for me AI brings too much knowledge at one place where ...

... ready to use. Browse the tools: https://poe.com/jamie27 Grab the prompts: https://luminaproject.gumroad.com And if you want to build something together my DMs are open. Let s build AI that makes us better humans. Jamie Builder of tools. Prompter of prompts. Slightly sleep-deprived strategist ...

... Comment from Anna Kasumova(@anna_kasumova): I choose SalesRender.com It's a CRM for internet sales. Prices are good. There are a lot of features such as triggers for automation and different validators. Online monitoring of call center and prompter Comment from Matthew Hastings(@matthew_hastings1): I have been a Hubspot user since my agency days precovid but have used Pipedrive recently and would say that there are better options out there. To me Hubspot will always ...

... your process or guiding you more than you realize. Comment from Ruban Phukan(@goodgistai): @busmark_w_nika  Absolutely, exercising our brains and applying active thinking is essential. The key is understanding where human effort adds the most value versus where automation can enhance efficiency. Critical thinking, creativity, and strategic decision-making? That s where human intuition shines. But for highly repetitive and process-driven tasks like invoice processing, resume screening, or handling routine email data entry manual intervention often ... ... discussion with a coworker and I honestly don't know where I stand yet. While I do feel like I've become more productive, I feel like I've become a worse developer. However, I have become a better prompter