When AI claims it cannot do something, ask it to generate code that does it instead.
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## The Trick: Code as a Workaround
When an AI model says "I can't do that", it usually means it can't do it *directly*. But it CAN write code that does it.
### Examples
**AutoCAD floor plan:**
- ❌ "Create an AutoCAD plan for my apartment"
- ✅ "Write a Python script that generates a DXF file with a floor plan for a 3-bedroom apartment"
**Music composition:**
- ❌ "Write me a Mozart-style sonata"
- ✅ "Write a MusicXML file with a sonata in Mozart's style, in C major, for piano"
**3D Models:**
- ❌ "Create a 3D model of a chair"
- ✅ "Write an OpenSCAD script that generates a 3D chair model"
**Data visualization:**
- ❌ "Create an infographic"
- ✅ "Write an HTML/CSS page with an interactive infographic about..."
### The Principle
Almost anything that seems impossible becomes possible when you ask for **code that produces the output** instead of the output directly. The key formats:
- **Architecture/CAD** → Python + DXF/SVG
- **Music** → MusicXML
- **3D** → OpenSCAD / Three.js
- **Graphics** → SVG / HTML Canvas
- **Documents** → LaTeX / HTML