Chatbot unusable
# 🤝help
s
Hi, I understand in another post we were told that the infra is still growing so it might be buggy, but my bot I created is unusuable. It works like a charm in the botpress studio testing bot, perfect as should be. Go to embed it on a website, and when reaching a certain part of the workflow it starts skipping nodes, repeating messages, making it impossible to use and embarrasing to present to people I am building these bots for. I have pressed publish several times, so this is not the issue. Please if there are any fixes to this let me know, I dedicated a lot of time to learn how to use botpress and now I am feeling like I should've learned some other tool because my chatbot can't even be used as expected. PLEASE let me know what I can do about this.
b
Did you get any help on this?
s
nope
b
I experienced the same, the bot works fine until it is not in production, once in production it gets buggie.
s
i dont know what we should do, this is really demoralizing
do you know any alternatives to botpress? about to lose a client because of this 🙂
b
Not really, I'm faily new as well. One thing we could try is setting up our own AWS servers and running botpress from there. (from what I read around it might work, but I haven't tried it)
s
how would one do this?
b
I may head down this path as well. Maybe we can keep each other updated. I'll probably use Azure.
p
I have the same issue. When I asked support, all they said was "Hit publish and try again". If anyone has a link with instructions on how to use your own servers, please share it here.
f
Could try langchain/flowise. I haven't tested it but it's a similar workflow. I love botpress, but I have seen this a little with one of my bots too.
I think there's one called "Bubble" as well that is a graphical builder.
r
Could this be why people are using stack.ai with botpress? Does botpress actually learn on its own?
s
no because this has nothing to do with implementing stack ai or not, its messing upo and glitching n tasks that arent even ai related
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