You don't need a perfect prompt
Most people freeze because they think they need the right words first. You don't. You need a starting point and the willingness to say "no, that's not it, here's why."
Three ways to start messy
Start before you're ready
Say the messy version out loud. Dictate it if you can. The AI's first job is to reflect it back, not to solve it.
React, don't specify
It's easier to say what's wrong with something than to describe what's right from scratch. Let it make something, then react.
Ask what you're missing
The spark usually arrives when the AI connects something you didn't mention. Invite that on purpose.
What Jason actually did
This site started that way. A business partner asked how to catch up on how I work with AI. I didn't have an answer, so I talked it through with two different AIs, rejected several versions, and argued with both until the shape showed up. You're reading the result.
The Spark Lab
Write the messy version of something on your mind. Pick where you want to go. You'll get a conversation starter to paste into your AI. Nothing you type leaves this page.
Try it today
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Your saved prompts
Nothing saved yet. Use "Save this prompt" on any example above.