Formulate your first order to the AI assistant. Return JSON {"build":"what you want to receive","who_for":"for whom and where will it work","done_when":"how will you understand what is ready"}. Write briefly and specifically, without the word “site” in a vacuum.
Programming with words is when you describe the result in human language, and the AI model turns the description into code: a set of precise instructions for a computer. Imagine that you are a customer in a cafe, and not a cook: you say a dish and wishes - the kitchen prepares it. You don't have to know the recipe, but you have to clearly explain what you want as a result. Under the hood, the model relies on millions of code examples and, based on your description, assembles a similar solution - which means that the more specific the order, the closer the hit. The main lever for a beginner is to state the obvious: who is it for, where will it work (browser, table, phone), what already exists and what should not exist. It is important to remember: AI does not read minds and does not know your context - what is in your head does not exist for it until you say it out loud. A common mistake is to order something like “make a website”: it’s too vague and you’ll get something random. You need to say what the site is, what it’s about, what blocks and how you’ll know it’s ready.