Before
“make login work again”
We’ll tell the AI what you meant.
Write the messy, half-formed instruction already in your head. SayWhat turns it into a clear, context-aware prompt your coding agent can actually work with.
$4.98
Cursor first. Other agents next.
Sample workflow
A real messy thought. Watch it compile.
Before / after
Before
“make login work again”
After
Debug the existing login flow. Reproduce the failure, inspect the current auth and session path, and fix the root cause. Do not rebuild authentication. Verify sign-in, sign-out, and a protected page.
More than grammar
01
What you actually want done.
02
Where the work starts and stops.
03
What already exists in the project.
04
What not to break, invent, or expose.
05
How we’ll know it’s finished.
06
What to verify before calling it done.
07
The fuzzy words that hide decisions.
08
Auth, data, deploy, secrets.
Modes
SayWhat isn’t designed to turn every sentence into a 500-word prompt. It decides what the task actually needs.
LIGHT
“the settings page is messy on mobile”
Fix the settings page layout on small screens. Keep the current information architecture and components; tighten spacing and wrapping so actions stay usable. Check a phone-width viewport.
AUTO
“rename UserCard to ProfileCard and update imports”
Rename UserCard to ProfileCard and update all imports. Don’t change behavior or styling.
FULL
“add another pricing tier”
Add a third pricing tier using the existing pricing configuration and checkout flow. Do not create a second payment path. Inspect the current plan model, Stripe (or existing provider) products, and pricing UI first. Match copy, limits, and upgrade behavior to the current tiers. Test checkout for the new tier and a switch from an existing plan.
First integration
How it compiles
“make checkout better”
“Understood.”
Opt-in metadata
The Cursor panel can notice Next.js, Cloudflare, Stripe, Drizzle, Tailwind, Vitest — if you turn that on. It still does not upload your source.
In the Cursor panel
In the Cursor panel
A heuristic score after you enhance — not a public grade, not a gimmick. Shown so you can see what got clearer.
Prompt Quality
62 → 94
You shouldn’t need a prompt-engineering degree to change a button.
Ship the thing without writing a spec novel.
Describe the feeling. Get a change the agent can execute.
Capture the request once. Don’t babysit the wording.
You shouldn’t need a prompt-engineering degree to change a button.
Ask for help like a human. Send it like an engineer.
Skip writing miniature specifications all day.
It compiles a messy instruction into a clearer, agent-ready prompt. Intent, scope, constraints, and testing get filled in when they are missing — and left alone when they are not.
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We’ll make it agent-ready.
Join Early Access for the Cursor install. Enhancement is live in the panel — you still review before anything reaches your agent.