AI can build anything. So why are you still stuck?

When you build with AI, the code is the easy part now. The hard parts are the two things nobody warns you about. And they go hand in hand.

The first: knowing where to start. You have the idea. "A website to help busy families cook cheap healthy dinners." Then you just sit there.

That is what Guide me is for. Type what you're building in plain words, as messy as you like. It hands you a prompt to paste into ChatGPT or Claude. Instead of lecturing you or dumping a feature list, it walks you through one decision at a time, starting with who it's really for. That first question is where shaping starts.

The second: the AI forgets. Every new chat starts cold. It forgets everything the moment you close the tab.

You could hand all of that to a tool that remembers it for you. But the moment a tool holds your context, it starts thinking for you and the judgment quietly leaves your hands.

So keep your own. A text file, a Google doc, a repo, whatever you own. Structure it with a short summary then the detail, so any AI can pick it up. And every decision you sharpen with Guide me is that context, writing itself one decision at a time.

That is why they go hand in hand. Get started, keep what you decide, then feed it back into Guide me.

With this there is no login and nothing to buy. This is just the shape+build+launch framework made easy, so the work stays yours.

There is no single right way to keep your context, it has to fit how you actually work. If you want help finding a sustainable one of your own, that is what a free 1:1 is for, a chance to talk through how to manage it your way.

Build with AI and trust what you make.

Start at Guide me and learn how to keep your own context at Your context.

Interested in your thoughts. How do you manage context when doing AI work?