Send me your prompt, not your slop

4 hours ago

The page sendmeyourprompt.com is modeled after nohello.net and addresses people who send poorly crafted AI-generated documents without context.
It self-referentially includes and explains its own creation prompt at the start to demonstrate the pattern of providing clear instructions.
The message emphasizes that sending only the AI output is like providing a compiled binary without source code, making it hard to reproduce or improve work.
The prompt is described as the 'source code' that captures intent, audience, style, and reasoning, which are often lost in AI-generated text.
Without the prompt, understanding an AI document becomes a detective story, leading to unnecessary questions and delays.
It encourages sending prompts—even messy, half-finished, or embarrassing ones—as they reveal the user's true thinking and are more valuable than the output.
The page advises that if help is needed on AI work, always include the prompt or a chat link, rather than just asking 'Can you fix this?' without context.
The core message: 'If an AI wrote it, send me the prompt' because the prompt represents what the user said, while the document is just what the AI said.

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