When an error pops up, your first move should be clicking Ask Codestax. Codestax will review your logs, identify the problem, and attempt an automatic correction. It’s the quickest way to resolve common issues. If that doesn’t solve it, you’ll need to dive deeper.
Sometimes, your app won’t throw an error—but it still won’t do what you expect. That’s called unexpected behavior, and it can be tricky to diagnose. Here’s how to approach it:
Revisit your original prompt and check that your instructions were clear
Break the issue down by reviewing individual components and logic
Use visual evidence—screenshots can help explain the mismatch
Codestax leverages Movestax platform to run applications and databases developed by AI.Even though Movestax has a powerful backend infrastructure, it’s still prone to deployment errors, here are few tips to help you debug.
Try to identify common errors using the Logs tab, if you spot an error within the logs, feel free to use **Ask Codestax **or copy and paste the error into the chat session, it should prompt Codestax to identify and fix the issue.
If you face deployment erros 2x or more times, jump to app.movestax.com, identify where your AI application was deployed, usually on the latest created project (codestax-) or within your most actual created project.
Inspect the FAILED application log carefully and if you find something unusual, copy and paste into the chat session and let Codestax fix it.
If none of these fixes your problem, try to delete the application using Movestax platform, then reload you chat session, if it’s a transient issue Codestax should start deploying your application again. Now if it’s an code issue and your application is not buildable, you may want to inspect the code closer or revert to a last known good version.