One prompt gives you the skeleton. The passes give you the parts people screenshot.
Pass 1 is the build. Pass 2: "Add the project gallery, the 3-step process section, and a FAQ that answers the top 5 objections roofing customers actually have." Pass 3: what the fresh eyes review pointed out. The viral spaceship demo everyone loved? On the third pass, it had cabinets that opened with items inside. The passes build on each other.
And when a prompt produces something great — save it. Your winning prompts are templates: swap in the business name and niche, and you’ve turned a US$2,000 website build into a repeatable service. That’s the part everyone skips, and it’s the part that pays. The demo is the proof; the saved prompt is the business.
THE ANATOMY — COPY THIS
THE TASK Build ___ for ___.
THE FEEL It should feel ___ / make the user ___.
DEALBREAKERS Non-negotiables: ___, ___, ___.
DONE WHEN You’re finished when: ___ , ___ , ___ (all verifiable).
THE REFRIGERATOR Here’s everything you need: names, text, colors, paths, links.
Five lines. That’s the whole method in template form. Task, feeling, limits, finish line, materials — then get out of the way.
A heads-up before you go build The advanced assistant is included only in paid plans for a limited time — after that, it switches to usage-based credits. Everything in this guide works with other models too, but if you want to feel the ceiling, run your first Contractor Method prompt in the advanced assistant this week.
Now — the ammunition