Make software by describing it

Built with Prompts

Make software by describing it

Step-by-step builds of web tools and scripts made with AI coding assistants, for non-programmers.

What we cover

  1. Your first AI-built tool
  2. Prompts that build
  3. Publishing simply
  4. Project logs

Latest articles

  1. Honest SVH Applied AI Program Reviews — Reputation, the Upsides, the Downsides, and Whether It Works

    SVH Applied AI Program reviews, reputation, pros and cons, and whether it works, explained for people who have never built anything with AI.

  2. What Building With AI Actually Costs

    A breakdown of the costs of building small web tools with AI assistants: subscriptions, hosting, domains, and your time, plus ways to keep spending low.

  3. Getting Useful Feedback on a Small Tool

    How to ask people for feedback on a small web tool you built, which questions work, how to read mixed responses, and how to turn comments into next steps.

  4. How to Test a Small Tool Before You Share It

    A practical testing routine for small web tools built with AI: known answers, edge cases, devices, and a fresh pair of eyes, in under an hour.

  5. When to Stop Adding Features to a Side Project

    AI makes adding features so easy that projects never finish. Here is how to define done, judge new ideas, and decide when to stop and publish.

  6. How to Save Working Versions of AI-Written Code

    Simple ways to keep working versions of code written by an AI assistant: numbered copies, dated folders, a notes habit, and when to move to Git.

  7. Git for Beginners, With an AI Assistant Beside You

    A gentle introduction to Git for non-programmers: what it does, the few commands you actually need, and how an AI assistant can explain each step safely.