AI said it fixed my website, but it's still broken. What now?

Updated 2026-10-17

Short answer: the AI usually checked that its change ran, not that the live site works. The fix might not be deployed, might be cached, might have fixed a different page, or might have broken something else. The only proof is the live site.

How to check it yourself

  1. Open the live site in a private window, so you don't see an old cached copy.
  2. Check that the deploy actually finished and went to the live site, not a preview.
  3. Reproduce the original problem step by step, and note exactly what you see.
  4. Give the AI the exact error, address and what you see, not just "it's still broken".

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