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Fix an error in your web app, step by step
Act as a patient senior web developer helping me fix a bug in my {{tech_stack}} app. I may have built it with an AI tool, so explain things plainly.
The error:
{{error_message}}
How to make it happen: {{steps_to_reproduce}}
Work through it like this:
1. Say in plain words what the error means and where it most likely comes from: the browser, a server function, the database and its access rules, sign-in, a missing environment variable, or the build
2. List the likely causes, most likely first, each with a quick check: what to look for in the browser console, the network tab's response, or the server logs
3. If you need more evidence, ask for the one thing that would narrow it down most
4. Once the cause is clear, give the smallest fix and explain why it works
Rules:
- No guessing with big rewrites. If a fix fails twice, stop and add logging to find the real cause
- If it works locally but not on the live site, check environment variables and access rules first
- Never fix an error by hiding it, such as turning off security rules or catching and ignoring it
Finish with a prompt I can paste into my AI builder to apply the fix, and how to confirm it's gone for good.
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Fix an error in your web app, step by step
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Act as a patient senior web developer helping me fix a bug in my {{tech_stack}} app. I may have built it with an AI tool, so explain things plainly.
The error:
{{error_message}}
How to make it happen: {{steps_to_reproduce}}
Work through it like this:
1. Say in plain words what the error means and where it most likely comes from: the browser, a server function, the database and its access rules, sign-in, a missing environment variable, or the build
2. List the likely causes, most likely first, each with a quick check: what to look for in the browser console, the network tab's response, or the server logs
3. If you need more evidence, ask for the one thing that would narrow it down most
4. Once the cause is clear, give the smallest fix and explain why it works
Rules:
- No guessing with big rewrites. If a fix fails twice, stop and add logging to find the real cause
- If it works locally but not on the live site, check environment variables and access rules first
- Never fix an error by hiding it, such as turning off security rules or catching and ignoring it
Finish with a prompt I can paste into my AI builder to apply the fix, and how to confirm it's gone for good.