Zappy turns a rough prompt into a scoped, execution-ready one, and flags anything risky pasted alongside it, before either reaches Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini.
You know what you want. The model doesn't, not from "fix the bug" or "make this faster." So it asks. You clarify. It asks again. Every loop costs time, not (measurably) money, and that's the actual point.
Same core flow across Claude.ai, ChatGPT, and Gemini.
"I sit in the corner of your composer and mind my own business. I don't fire on keystrokes, I don't auto-analyze while you're typing. You write, I wait. You click, I work. Same guy whether you're on Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini."
Not "AI for everyone." If you're tired of clarifying-question loops eating your session, and you'd rather state your own assumptions up front than have the model guess at them, this is for you.
Pasting a README, a SKILLS.md, or someone else's setup script straight into your prompt means pasting whatever they hid in it, too. Zappy scans that content for injection and malicious-command patterns. Optimization and risk analysis happen in the same request, with no separate scan and no extra click. It warns. It never blocks; your rewrite still happens either way.
Occasional emails when something real ships: new platforms, new Zappy skins, Pro/Max going live. No spam, no growth-hacking nonsense.