Fixing One Problem Breaks Something Else
You solve one issue, only for the change to break a feature that previously worked. Over time, it becomes increasingly difficult to understand how different parts of the code affect each other.
AI can help you start building quickly and turn ideas into working features in a surprisingly short time. But as your project becomes more complex, technical problems can begin to appear that require experienced developers and professional software engineering.
That is where we can help. We take what you have already built with AI, identify what is holding it back, fix the underlying problems, and give your project the professional engineering foundation it needs to move forward.
AI can get you to a working first version quickly. But as the project grows, problems can start appearing that are increasingly difficult to solve with another prompt.
You solve one issue, only for the change to break a feature that previously worked. Over time, it becomes increasingly difficult to understand how different parts of the code affect each other.
Development started quickly, but every new feature now requires more changes and introduces a greater risk of breaking existing functionality.
After multiple rounds of AI-generated changes, the codebase can become inconsistent and difficult to follow. It may no longer be clear which parts are necessary, how they interact, or what can be safely modified.
The core functionality may appear to work, but that does not necessarily mean authentication, authorisation, data handling, APIs, and other security-critical components have been implemented correctly.
Everything seemed fine during development and your own testing. Then real users arrived, and bugs, unexpected behaviours, edge cases, and problems you had never encountered before began to appear.
Your idea has become a working first version, but taking it further now requires sound architecture, proper testing, security practices, and experienced engineering decisions.
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AI has become part of everyday software development. According to the 2025 Stack Overflow Developer Survey, 84% of respondents use AI tools in their development process or plan to do so.
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AI-generated code can look correct at first while still requiring significant fixes. 66% of developers report frustration with AI solutions that are almost right, but not quite – and identifying and correcting these issues can require additional engineering work.
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In Veracode's research into AI-generated code, 45% of the tested coding tasks introduced known security vulnerabilities. A feature working as expected does not necessarily mean that the code behind it is secure.
You do not necessarily need to start your AI-built project again from scratch. In many cases, the idea, working functionality, and even a usable first version are already there. The real challenge lies in technical issues that may not be immediately visible but can later lead to bugs, security risks, and increasingly difficult development.
Our experienced developers review the existing codebase and determine what should be kept, what needs to be fixed, what should be refactored, and which areas require more substantial changes. We resolve identified issues, improve the code structure and architecture, address security concerns, establish the necessary testing, and create a stronger technical foundation for future development.
Cleaning up AI-generated code involves much more than fixing individual bugs. Our developers review the codebase as a whole, identify problematic implementations and technical issues caused by layers of AI-generated changes, and determine which parts can remain, which should be refactored, and where individual components need to be redesigned.
We review the existing codebase, its structure, dependencies, and critical execution paths. We identify duplicated logic, poor abstractions, inconsistent implementations, unnecessary dependencies, and technical decisions that make the software difficult to maintain or extend.
We do not automatically rewrite code that already works well. Instead, we focus on problematic areas: removing duplication, separating mixed responsibilities, simplifying unnecessarily complex logic, and creating a more consistent codebase that is easier to understand, test, and modify safely.
Vibe-coded applications can develop tightly coupled structures where business logic, data handling, user interfaces, and third-party integrations become difficult to separate. We review these relationships, clarify component responsibilities, and restructure the application where necessary.
We do not simply patch the bug you can see. We investigate its underlying technical cause, including affected data flows, state management, API calls, and connected functionality. Fixes are implemented with the wider codebase in mind to reduce the risk of introducing new regressions elsewhere.
We review authentication and authorisation, API access, input handling, database operations, secrets and configuration management, and the handling of sensitive data. We identify security issues that may not be visible during normal use but could create significant risks in production.
AI-generated projects can accumulate unnecessary, outdated, conflicting, or poorly implemented packages and libraries. We review dependencies, APIs, and third-party integrations, remove unnecessary components, and correct problematic or risky implementations.
Rapidly built AI projects often lack the testing required to detect when a new change breaks existing functionality. We introduce appropriate testing around critical business logic and user flows, making future changes easier to validate and reducing the risk of regressions.
We review the technical areas that separate a working prototype from software ready for production, including environment configuration, error handling, logging, monitoring, build and deployment processes, database migrations, and operational considerations. Once the cleanup is complete, our team can also take over continued product development.
Vibe Coding Cleanup can be a standalone project or the first step in a longer engineering partnership. Depending on what your product needs, we can take over its development after the cleanup or provide ongoing engineering support as your product evolves.
Best suited to projects where you have already built a working first version with AI but want an experienced software development team to take it forward. We clean up and stabilise the existing solution, then take responsibility for new feature development, testing, and ongoing technical development.
If you want to remain actively involved in building the product, our developers can provide ongoing technical support. We help with engineering decisions, complex development tasks, code reviews, and maintaining a stable codebase as the product continues to evolve.
Experienced software engineers take responsibility for the technical challenges and decisions that AI alone cannot reliably handle.
We turn your working AI-built prototype into more stable, tested, and secure software that is better prepared for real users and production environments.
We improve and restructure the existing solution so that new features and future product development become more predictable – without automatically starting again from scratch.

We identify your business needs, available data and the areas where AI can create real value.
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We evaluate the data, technologies, integrations and architecture required to build the right AI solution.
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We validate the core AI functionality with a focused prototype before moving into full-scale development.
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We build the production-ready solution and integrate it with your existing software, data and business workflows.
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