Fixing errors

Apps break sometimes — that's normal. GenVibe is built to recover, and here's how to help it.

GenVibe fixes many errors automatically

When your app throws a runtime error, GenVibe can detect it and attempt a fix on its own. Often you'll just see it make a correction without you doing anything.

How to report a problem

If something's wrong and it isn't auto-fixed, describe what you did and what happened:

Good: "When I click Save on the new-task form, the screen goes blank and nothing is added."

Less helpful: "It's broken."

The clearer the symptom, the faster and more accurate the fix.

Useful details to include

• What you clicked or typed.
• What you expected vs what actually happened.
• Any error message you saw.
• Whether it happens every time or just sometimes.

Pinpoint a specific element

If the problem is with one element on screen, use the inspector to select it, then describe the issue. GenVibe will focus on exactly that element.

If a change made things worse

Restore an earlier checkpoint from the workbench and continue from a known-good state.

Still stuck?

• Try rephrasing the request more specifically.
• Break a big change into smaller steps.
• Reach out via support.