Can someone help me with this? Every time there is an error and I ask the AI to fix it, another error comes up. Been going in an endless loop on this. Worse, many times the AI says it will refactor some code but never did. Then it is another many rounds of trying to get it to do that.
The above is just wasting processing time, energy and our time/efforts. Not to mention the frustration trying to complete something quickly.
please share the errors as image via screenshot or as copied text from terminal, One request, Please read basics of coding to clear the error and practice on your own. The loop will not continue , if you know basics in coding and error issues.
Just a sample.
Just a sample. Resolved a loop & introduce a new error. No point manually correcting the error as after that, prototyper will create another error somewhere & have to take ages manually looking for the error and troubleshooting. Problem keeps repeating & making it frustrating to work with.
I understand your frustration. I’ve successfully deployed over 6–10 production apps on Firebase, and I’ve run into this exact situation many times.
The bottom line is: some errors can’t be fixed by AI alone. You often need to dig into the actual codebase, trace the error properly, and understand what’s really breaking before asking AI to help.
It also helps to check your Firebase CLI , many times the real issue shows up clearly there.
I’m happy to help point you in the right direction. And if you need a Firebase full-stack developer to take a closer look at your system, Feel free to share more details here or reach out to me directly — happy to help.
Thanks for sharing. I was trying to leave that to the last bit to do the manual part. Was thinking that AI could do the heavy lifting while leaving the last bit to manual.
That makes sense, using AI for the bulk and leaving the final part manual is smart. The challenge is that some Firebase errors are very context-specific, so AI can’t always fix them reliably.
A good workflow is to let AI handle predictable fixes, but always verify against your code and Firebase setup to avoid the endless loop of one fix breaking another.
If you want, I can take a look at your setup and suggest a workflow that balances AI and manual debugging, it usually saves a lot of time.
