Products needing use-case accounts and prompt libraries may signal weak longevity
signulll · x · 2026-09-22
A contrarian take: when a product needs use-case accounts, prompt libraries, or constant examples to show people what to do with it, the impressive-looking engagement may mask a weakness—past products rarely needed manuals like this. A useful heuristic for judging AI products' real staying power.
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