Want to instantly improve the code your AI assistant generates? Stop using generic prompts like "Build a form to manage contacts."

AI needs constraints and behavioural flow to generate accurate software. Instead of giving it a broad task, write your prompt like a User Story. Define exactly what the user sees, what data they enter (like a valid email and phone number), and what happens when they hit save.

When you shift from prompting "features" to specifying "behaviour," your AI stops guessing and starts building exactly what you need.

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Writing prompts as user stories or step-by-step user flows instead of brief feature descriptions significantly improves the quality of AI-generated code. Rather than saying 'build a form to manage contacts,' describing the full user journey (what the user sees first, validation requirements, confirmation feedback) produces more accurate and complete results.