People don't know how to ask good questions, so prompt containers beat blank canvases

Most people don't know how to ask good questions. They want to be fed good questions to click on.

Every chat-first product assumes the user will remember it exists, translate a vague need into language, and trust the system enough to try. That's the real cold start. A blank box asks you to think. Most people won't.

Micro-apps as pre-framed prompts collapse ambiguity. Framing the right question is the product.