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I am curious what other solo founders are running into once real users start testing their AI built apps. Tools like Cursor and Claude make launching the first version fast, but keeping the app stable under real user traffic is an entirely different game, especially when you are building solo without a dedicated senior engineer. For those who have launched recently: What broke first when real people logged in? Was it your database schema, user sessions, or third party webhooks? Did you catch it yourself, or did an angry user email you? What is one rule or check you wish you had written down before touching the AI? I have spent the last few months cataloging production failures across AI built apps, tracking how database calls and payment loops fail when agents write them without constraints. I have documented around 35 specific failure patterns so far, and the biggest thing I have learned is that prompt quality does not matter if your system boundaries are missing. I am still refining my own mental models for this, so I would genuinely love to hear from other builders here. What has been your worst silent failure so far?   submitted by   /u/akshat_code007 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/14 03:39:40