Lazy

This article is a pre-requisite before anyone who wants to build software with Lazy AI. 

Lazy is your AI engineer! It is a machine that will code and deploy software for you when you ask it to in your own natural language (aka: prompts).

To successfully build software with Lazy, users must have a clear plan about what they want to make and build feature by feature.

Lazy requires prompts that are very specific and detailed.

1. Lazy can follow very specific instructions to build specific things.
2. Lazy can not figure out complex topics for you.

Here's an example of a prompt to build a vague feature versus a prompt to build a well defined feature:

1. User sends prompt to Lazy: "Build an app to analyze this data"
 1. This is vague because there are a ton of different ways to analyze data based on what is in the data and what kind of output the user wants. Lazy will not get this app to work.
 
2. User sends prompt to Lazy: "Build an app that turns this JPG image into ASCII art"
 1. This is a very specific instruction and Lazy will get this app to work.

1. Lazy requires prompts that are very specific and detailed.
 1. Lazy can follow very specific instructions to build specific things.
 2. Lazy can not figure out complex topics for you.
 
2. Here's an example of a prompt to build a vague feature versus a prompt to build a well defined feature:
 1. User sends prompt to Lazy: "Build an app to analyze this data"
 1. This is vague because there are a ton of different ways to analyze data based on what is in the data and what kind of output the user wants. Lazy will not get this app to work.
 
 2. User sends prompt to Lazy: "Build an app that turns this JPG image into ASCII art"
 1. This is a very specific instruction and Lazy will get this app to work.

Prompting Lazy