Huang Renxun said in an interview before: No one writes prompt words anymore, my new job is to write and manage loops. The first time I heard this, I felt a bit confused. However, after testing the new coding feature of @ dappOS_com recently, I have gained some tactile experience. Recently, I occasionally watch Polymarket's world cup and plate, purely focusing on human flesh. It's exhausting to rely solely on my own efforts to manipulate the odds and see if there's any big money entering the market. So I want a tool to help me keep an eye on it. The exact sentence I entered is: Help me make a tool to see what smart money is buying in the World Cup guessing game Then something interesting came. It didn't just write code silently, but thought for 44 seconds and unfolded my sentence into a complete execution document, filling in the product goals, core functions, judgment criteria, and top logic for me. I actually don't know exactly what I want, but it knows what a serious monitoring device should look like. The task of writing prompt words was done by itself. My remaining work is a cycle: presenting requirements, looking at the results, and then proposing the next sentence. After a few rounds, I got something that really works: 32 World Cup related market timed scans, tracking large net buy orders, number of independent wallets, deviation from market opening, automatic topping of abnormal trades, and telling you why the trade was marked and which threshold was crossed. It's not a demo page, it's a running live product: https://cm-d2ab52bf61d1f610-site-0d6dd3659516.bubbleupdappos.workers.dev/ Later, I went through their development logs to understand the principle. Bubble Engine has already iterated a set of specialized SOPs in the scenario of predicting the market, tracking smart money, validating market data, and transforming signals into structured analysis. The paths are all readily available. My requirements are thrown in, and the system directly routes them to this SOP. This is where it differs from cursor and Claude code. Those tools are meant to give you a strong programmer, but you have to understand the business yourself, and you also have to tinker with server domain deployment and payment. XUbble understands this line of work on its own, taking care of all the dirty and tiring work outside of the code. The official case is called Iran Pulse: in one sentence, create a website that tracks the Iranian Polymarket market and sudden developments, providing a complete dashboard of probability, trading volume, liquidity, and sudden signals, which can be deployed and used directly. The key is that you replace 'Iran' with any event being valid. Behind every hot topic, such as the World Cup, elections, and geopolitical conflicts, there is a wave of short-term business. Those who sell peripheral products, create content, and organize events are most lacking in things that can quickly go online, view data, and receive payments. After the outsourcing development is completed and the hot topics have cooled down, one sentence will be released every ten minutes, and then it will be discarded after use. This rhythm is just right. So people who trade on web3 can use it, and people who do business on web2 can also use it. Speaking of which, I remember an old word. The concept of a one person company actually existed in our cryptocurrency circle a long time ago, when it was called a super individual. One person, several tools, not affiliated with any organization, directly facing the global market. But in recent years, super individuals have mostly stopped doing content and transactions, because taking one step further raises the threshold: if you want to make products, you need to understand technology, and if you want to collect global money, you need to handle payments. Now both thresholds are becoming thinner. After writing prompt words and code is no longer a problem, OPC only has one thing left: do you know what you want, and then manage these loops. From coming up with an idea to running a business that can receive payments, it's as close as just a few sentences in between. So I suggest everyone to record their spiritual moments more often. The cost of the idea to the product has already been determined, and it's uncertain which idea will work.