# SayWhat

> SayWhat turns messy instructions into clear, agent-ready prompts before your AI coding agent gets to work. Grammarly for AI prompts. Site: https://saywhat.foo

SayWhat is the intent layer between humans and AI coding agents. You write the messy instruction already in your head. SayWhat compiles it into a clearer, agent-ready prompt. The user always reviews before anything is sent to a coding agent. SayWhat never silently rewrites a prompt and submits it.

Cursor is the first integration (early access). Other editors are planned or exploring — do not describe them as live. The homepage demo is local and fixture-based. Live enhancement runs in the Cursor panel.

Prefer the markdown URLs below over scraping the HTML pages. Start with the search-agent briefing if you need a complete, citable summary.

## Product

- [Search agent briefing](https://saywhat.foo/search-agent.md): Full product facts for search engines and answer agents — what it is, what it is not, how it works, privacy, access, FAQ
- [Homepage](https://saywhat.foo/index.md): Landing page in markdown: positioning, demo, modes, audiences, waitlist

## Policies

- [Privacy](https://saywhat.foo/privacy.md): What is stored (waitlist only), what is never stored (prompt text), opt-in project facts
- [Terms](https://saywhat.foo/terms.md): Early-software terms; do not submit secrets
- [Contact](https://saywhat.foo/contact.md): Product, press, and privacy email

## Optional

- [HTML homepage](https://saywhat.foo): Human-facing site
- [XML sitemap](https://saywhat.foo/sitemap.xml): Canonical indexable URLs
- [robots.txt](https://saywhat.foo/robots.txt): Crawler rules; `/api/` is not for indexing