How to Write a Good Prompt
A good prompt is:- Specific - Describe exactly what you want
- Outcome-focused - Explain what the feature should do, not how to build it
- Clear - Use simple, direct language
Example Prompts
Here are some examples of good prompts:Building a Dashboard
Creating a Form
Adding Features
What Leo Does
When you send a prompt, Leo will:- Understand your request - Analyze what you want to achieve
- Plan the implementation - Determine what code needs to be created or modified
- Build it - Write the code and connect to your integrations
- Show you the result - Display the changes in the live preview
Tips for Success
- Start simple - Begin with basic features and add complexity gradually
- Be descriptive - The more details you provide, the better Leo can understand
- Iterate - If something isn’t quite right, describe what you’d like changed
- Use examples - Reference similar features or describe the desired behavior
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Too vague - “Make it better” doesn’t give Leo enough information
- Too complex - Asking for multiple unrelated features at once can be confusing
- Technical jargon - You don’t need to know programming terms; describe what you want
