You can't prompt what you can't name. Jargon Buster fixes that.

You know exactly what you want. You can see it. You just don't know what it's called.

So you open your AI tool and type "pixelated fade effect". Then "retro dot gradient". Then "that grainy old-computer image style". Six rounds later you have something almost right, and almost right is the most expensive kind of wrong.

The word was dithering. With it, one prompt gets you the real thing.

This gap has a shape. AI collapsed the cost of building, so the bottleneck moved: it's no longer "can the AI do it", it's "can you name it". Every field you touch as a builder has a precise vocabulary, and the words you're missing are costing you rounds of generation, wrong libraries, and vague briefs. Vocabulary is the highest-leverage thing you can pick up right now, and nobody teaches it.

Jargon Buster is the cure. It's a free reverse-lookup glossary built for exactly this moment: you describe the thing in your head, it gives you the word.