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.
Yovel Cohen
I got a lot of experience in building Long-horizon AI Agents in production, Backend apps that scale to millions of users and frontend knowledge as well.
Jen Jacobsen
I’m a Full-Stack Developer with over 10 years of experience building modern web and mobile applications. I enjoy working across the full product lifecycle — turning ideas into real, well-built products that are intuitive for users and scalable for businesses.
I particularly enjoy building mobile apps, modern web platforms, and solving complex technical problems in a way that keeps systems clean, reliable, and easy to maintain.
Matt Butler
Software Engineer @ AWS
Pratik
SWE with 15+ years of experience building and maintaining web apps and extensive BE infrastructure
Richard McSorley
Full-Stack Software Engineer with 8+ years building high-performance applications for enterprise clients. Shipped production systems at Walmart (4,000+ stores), Cigna (20M+ users), and Arkansas Blue Cross. 5 patents in retail/supply chain tech. Currently focused on AI integrations, automation tools, and TypeScript-first architectures.
Stanislav Prigodich
15+ years building iOS and web apps at startups and enterprise companies. I want to use that experience to help builders ship real products - when something breaks, I'm here to fix it.
Jared Hasson
Full time lead founding dev at a cyber security saas startup, with 10 yoe and a bachelor's in CS. Building & debugging software products is what I've spent my time on for forever
Luca Liberati
I work on monoliths and microservices, backends and frontends, manage K8s clusters and love to design apps architecture
Jaime Orts-Caroff
I'm a Senior Android developer, open to work in various fields
Vlad Temian
15+ years shipping production infrastructure for startups. Former CTO at qed.builders (acquired by The Sandbox).
Cursor ambassador and agentic tooling builder.
I've scaled systems, automated deployments, and built observability tools for AI coding workflows. I specialize in taking vibe-coded apps from broken prototype to production-ready: fixing Supabase auth/RLS, Stripe integrations, deployment pipelines, and cleaning up AI-generated spaghetti.
I build tools in this space (agentprobe, claudebin, micode) and understand both sides: how AI generates code and why it breaks.
https://blog.vtemian.com/
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.