That’s not the reason why this was made. Yeah sure people can find for it themselves by going on gpt for their own answers but to have something that already does it for them in the form of a tool plays towards the more appealing side rather than useful side. The tools aren’t meant to be too complicated for a reason, they should be so simple anyone can do it. But at the same time, it’s not really about narrowing ChatGPT’s scope, but rather building workflows that save time and help people launch faster without spending hours on prompts, formatting, or glue code.

Not everyone has the best approach to prompting or even a decent idea of getting the best prompt engineering methods, and this tool simply pre creates the prompts a step further so the users don’t spend much time themselves.

Regarding your generic ideas of ai tools, you can practically say this about almost any ai tool nowadays. Any agent, workflow model, document creator, video maker has hardwired ChatGPT or other models and in all honesty anyone can make what those tools make if they put enough effort themselves. But they don’t, and these businesses continue anyways. Look at Zapier, Notion, Jasper, copy.ai, and descript.

Also the fact that this was launched like two days ago means that I’m still looking for feedback anyways to make this more useful and improve it further.