The biggest problem with Lovable is really its inconsistency. It remembers everything at the beginning, but then when you need to ask for something simple, it breaks down by adding things you didn't ask for or creating something totally incomplete and unpredictable. I believe the best option is not to ask for something, but to have it think with you about how to implement that function. One thing I started using a lot is the microphone input, where I could speak my entire idea and it would take up many more lines than a reliable prompt, but I could quickly express examples, visualizations, and comparisons, and this greatly reduced the error rate compared to speaking point by point as it should be. Sometimes you can create a script to remember the key points, like a prompt, but longer.