“Try to fix" Button: What It Does

What Is the “Try to fix” Button?

Whenever something goes wrong during your project build - whether it's a layout bug, code error, or integration issue - you’ll see it listed in the Error tab. Each listed issue will have a “Fix the issue” button next to it.

Clicking this button tells Kulp’s AI to:

• Re-analyze the failed build step or component

• Understand the context from your Plan and previous prompts

• Regenerate only the broken part using a fresh AI pass

• Apply the fix directly to your project - without changing unrelated sections
  

  

What It Can Fix

• UI issues: Missing or misaligned components

• Logic errors: Code that failed to execute or crashed

• Integration gaps: Errors related to Supabase, Stripe, or other APIs

• Broken features: A specific module or functionality that didn’t get built properly

When to Use It

Use “Fix the issue” when:

• You’re seeing an error in the Error tab

• A specific feature didn’t generate correctly

• Something worked earlier but broke after a change

What It Won’t Fix

• Incomplete or vague prompts

• Missing features that were never requested

• Conflicts caused by unclear instructions in earlier steps

For those, it's better to:

• Enhance your prompt

• Rebuild that feature

• Use the Plan to clarify your intent