AI attempt
You ask AI to make, solve, find, or do something.
prompt: what AI could not do yet
CantYet turns anything you wanted AI to do — but it still couldn’t — into a first-hand record: what you wanted, what you tried, and what happened. Keep it private, or publish it to find others waiting for the same possibility — and see when it finally becomes possible.
Connect once. Then say, “Log this to CantYet.” New Yets start private.
You ask AI to make, solve, find, or do something.
prompt: what AI could not do yet
CantYet captures what you wanted, what you tried, and what happened.
Publish to find others waiting for the same possibility.
When AI gets stuck, log it to CantYet. We timestamp the attempt and preserve exactly what you saw.
Publish your Yet to find others hitting the same wall. The record becomes a signal for the ecosystem.
When a model or tool update solves it, CantYet marks the change so your record becomes proof.
I wanted to turn good-looking images or logos from GPT ImageGen 2 into practical SVG assets using GPT-5.5.
I generated a good-looking image or logo with GPT ImageGen 2, then asked GPT-5.5 to recreate it as SVG.
The raster image looked good, but the SVG produced by GPT-5.5 lost shape fidelity and did not become a usable logo asset. It felt like SVG creation needs a model or workflow specialized for vector graphics.
Only the Yet you log is sent to CantYet. It starts private; you decide what becomes public.
Connect once. Then say, “Log this to CantYet.” New Yets start private.