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Writing good prompts is the key to getting great results from Leo. Here’s how to do it effectively.

Be Specific

The more specific you are, the better Leo can understand what you want.

❌ Too Vague

✅ Specific

Focus on Outcomes

Describe what you want to achieve, not how to build it. Leo handles the technical details.

❌ Too Technical

✅ Outcome-Focused

One Feature at a Time

Break complex requests into smaller, focused prompts.

❌ Too Complex

✅ Step by Step

Then after that’s done:

Use Examples

Reference similar features or describe desired behavior.

✅ Good Examples

Describe the User Experience

Explain how users should interact with the feature.

✅ User-Focused

Provide Context

Help Leo understand the bigger picture.

✅ With Context

Iterate and Refine

Start simple, then add details based on results.

Step 1: Basic Feature

Step 2: Add Details

Step 3: Enhance

Common Patterns

Creating Pages

Adding Features

Modifying Existing

What to Avoid

❌ Vague Requests

  • “Make it better”
  • “Fix the bugs”
  • “Improve the design”

❌ Too Many Features

  • Asking for multiple unrelated features
  • Complex workflows in one prompt
  • Entire applications at once

❌ Technical Jargon

  • You don’t need to know programming terms
  • Leo handles the technical implementation
  • Focus on what you want, not how

Remember

  • 1 prompt = 1 credit (error fixes are free)
  • Be descriptive - More details = better results
  • Iterate - Build features gradually
  • Use examples - Reference similar features
  • Focus on outcomes - What should happen, not how

Common Patterns

See real examples of effective prompts

What to Avoid

Learn common mistakes to avoid