Prompt shouldn’t be a new kind of programming.

When I first started using AI tools to code, I ran into this wall:

“Wait… I thought I could just describe what I wanted? Why do I need to learn how to prompt like a pro?”

If I have to study how to talk to the AI, something’s broken.

That’s not the future. That’s just a new kind of gatekeeping.

We’re building a tool that tries to actually understand what you mean —

even if you’re vague, even if you’re unsure, even if you’re just brainstorming out loud.

And honestly? Sometimes the best prompt is when you don’t know exactly what you want.

That’s when the AI should inspire you, not punish you for not being specific.

What do you think?

Should AI adapt to us more — instead of us adapting to AI?