Common Issues
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I Hired an AI Tool to Build My Website and Now It's Broken
You used an AI coding tool (or someone used it for you) to build a website or web app. It worked initially, but now something is broken and you can't fix it. You're not technical, you don't know code, and re-prompting the AI isn't helping — it's making things worse.
Common Causes
- A prompt introduced a breaking change somewhere in the code
- The AI tool updated and now generates code differently
- You're trying to add a feature but each prompt breaks something else
- The code has accumulated technical debt from many AI prompts
- Environment or hosting configuration changed
How to Fix It
- Stop prompting the AI — every additional change risks making things worse
- Take screenshots of what's broken and any error messages you see
- If you have version history, note when the app last worked correctly
- Post a task on humansfix.ai describing what's wrong in plain English — you don't need to know code
- A developer will look at the actual code, find the problem, and fix it
Real developers can help you.
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rayush33
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Pratik
SWE with 15+ years of experience building and maintaining web apps and extensive BE infrastructure
Caio Rodrigues
I'm a full-stack developer focused on building practical and scalable web applications. My main experience is with **React, TypeScript, and modern frontend architectures**, where I prioritize clean code, component reusability, and maintainable project structures.
I have strong experience working with **dynamic forms, state management (Redux / React Hook Form), and complex data-driven interfaces**. I enjoy solving real-world problems by turning ideas into reliable software that companies can actually use in their daily operations.
Beyond coding, I care about **software quality and architecture**, following best practices for componentization, code organization, and performance optimization.
I'm also comfortable working across the stack when needed, integrating APIs, handling business logic, and helping transform prototypes into production-ready systems.
My goal is always to deliver solutions that are **simple, efficient, and genuinely useful for the people using them.**
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Antriksh Narang
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Luca Liberati
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I build and fix web apps across Next.js, Node.js, and DBs.
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If your project works in theory but not in reality, I help close that gap.
hanson1014
Full-stack developer experienced in fixing and deploying AI-generated apps from Lovable, Bolt.new, Cursor, and Replit. I specialize in debugging Supabase integration issues (auth flows, RLS policies, database connections), fixing broken deployments, resolving routing/blank screen problems, and cleaning up messy React/Vite codebases. I also build production apps with the Claude API and have shipped a Mac desktop dev tool (Nexterm from scratch. Based in Hong Kong, fast turnaround.
Describe what's wrong in plain English. No technical knowledge needed.
Get HelpFrequently Asked Questions
I don't know anything about code. Can you still help?
Absolutely. Just describe what the app should do and what it's doing instead. Our developers will handle the rest — you don't need to understand the technical side.
I've been re-prompting for days. Should I keep trying?
No. If re-prompting hasn't fixed it in a few attempts, it likely won't. AI tools often fix one thing and break another. A human developer will find the root cause and fix it properly.