After your first sentence Quiny asks eight questions. Most are taps: it proposes an answer from what you have already told it and you confirm or change it.
Each question changes what gets built. We tested more and fewer; eight is where answers stayed good and nobody gave up. You can read the reasoning on the blog: Why we ask eight questions.
Say so in the prompt line, for example "actually people do need accounts". Quiny re asks only what that change affects and tells you which screens will be rebuilt and what it will cost before doing anything.
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