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How many of you, built an app ussing an Ai, and when updating css to make it look better, the theme changed or something dissappear without you ordering to doit?

Hello Bayron, I’ve been using AI quite heavily for building and refactoring apps, and I keep running into the same pattern:

As long as the project is small → everything feels incredibly productive.
Once the codebase grows → small AI changes sometimes cause unexpected side effects (especially with CSS, layout, or shared components).

Sometimes it’s subtle:

a theme variable changes unexpectedly
a component disappears
a layout shifts without being intended

And debugging that can take more time than the original change.

From what I’ve seen publicly here, Jonsson seems to be one of the few who has implemented a truly larger project using AI extensively.

Jonsson – if you’re reading this – I’d genuinely be interested in seeing your workflow in action.
Not just the result, but:

How you structure prompts
How you control scope
How you prevent side effects
How you review AI-generated changes

I already mentioned in another thread that a short workflow video would be incredibly valuable for the community.
Because I suspect the real differentiator isn’t the tool — but the discipline and process behind using it.

Would love to hear from anyone who has scaled AI beyond small experiments.

Best regards,
Otto

There is a technical trick to solve it:

1. Create a GitHub repository.
2. Work with AI and tell it to update a changelog.txt and save any changes to the repo.
3. If something goes wrong or fails, simply tell the IA to compare with previous code and fix it.

I use this with Antigravity and works great. Nothing is lost. All changes are perfectly saved into GitHub

Antonio Linares wrote: Wed Feb 25, 2026 6:04 pm

There is a technical trick to solve it:

1. Create a GitHub repository.
2. Work with AI and tell it to update a changelog.txt and save any changes to the repo.
3. If something goes wrong or fails, simply tell the IA to compare with previous code and fix it.

I use this with Antigravity and works great. Nothing is lost. All changes are perfectly saved into GitHub

100% correct, sometimes forgets though, i have all of that, but after every session, I have to check every ajax, js, button, etc... Because the ai forgot...

Sometimes takes 20 times trying to compile, and I have to remind it to check his memory files and project files, and i don't keep just one....