The initial fortune-telling app was too generic. By providing simple, natural language feedback like "make it kid-friendly" and "more concrete," the developer iteratively guided the AI to produce a more suitable user experience without writing a single line of code.
Instead of traditional coding, a simple, descriptive prompt was used with GitHub Spark to instantly generate a functional mobile app for a Halloween block party. This "vibe coding" approach is ideal for single-use, creative projects where speed trumps robust engineering.
After several iterations, the fortune-telling app started overusing the word "rock," generating similar fortunes about finding rocks that look like pizza or cupcakes. This highlights how generative AI can fixate on a theme, demonstrating the need for human testing and curation to ensure variety and quality.
For a quick Halloween app, GitHub Spark's rapid generation is perfect. For serious work projects, the speaker uses SpecKit, a tool that rigorously analyzes specifications and asks clarifying questions, demonstrating the need to match the AI tool to the project's required robustness.