> What's it called when you describe an app with sufficient detail that a computer can carry out the processes you want?
You're wrong here. The entire point is that these are not computers as we used to think of them. These things have common sense; they can analyse a problem including all the implicit aspects, suggest and evaluate different implementation methods, architectures, interfaces.
So the right question is: "what's it called when you describe an app to a development team and they ask back questions and come back with designs and discuss them with you, and finally present you with an mvp, and then you iterate on that?"
You're wrong here. The entire point is that these are not computers as we used to think of them. These things have common sense; they can analyse a problem including all the implicit aspects, suggest and evaluate different implementation methods, architectures, interfaces.
So the right question is: "what's it called when you describe an app to a development team and they ask back questions and come back with designs and discuss them with you, and finally present you with an mvp, and then you iterate on that?"