Prompts

The prompt is the brief. Bunstation does not ask you to draw a wireframe first — it builds from what you write, plus the stack and model you selected.

Where you type

• New project: home screen or /new — “Describe the website you want to build…”
• Follow-ups: chat aside in the editor after the first draft exists

You can attach files (logos, photos, PDFs), mention project files with @, and use the microphone to dictate.

What to include

A useful first prompt names:

• What the business does
• Who it is for
• The pages you need (home, about, menu, contact, pricing)
• Tone — calm, bold, editorial, playful
• Language and locale if it is not English

Example

A warm landing page for a neighborhood bakery in Kraków.
Home, menu, and contact. Show sourdough, pastry, and coffee.
Calm photos, lots of whitespace. Polish copy, English later.

Follow-up prompts

After the first draft, stay narrow. Point at a section and describe the result:

Make the hero shorter. Keep the bakery name.
Replace the three feature cards with Hours, Location, and Pre-order.

Broad prompts like “make it better” burn credits. If a generation is already running, Add to queue holds the next message.

When the model needs a decision, it can Ask user — answer in the chat and it continues.

Credits

Each send uses credits. The Free plan includes a small allowance on the free model. Paid models need paid credits. See Plans and credits.

Next

Choose a model, or skip the blank canvas and start from a template.