Lifeline AI

Lifeline AI

When your AI agent breaks, someone has to find out why. We diagnose and repair broken chatbots, automations, and AI agents for businesses anywhere in the world.

For
Any business running AI agents
Scope
Diagnosis, repair, monitoring
Reach
Remote — worldwide
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Your AI agent isn't working the way it should

Somebody built or bought a chatbot, an automation, or an AI agent for the business — and now it's giving wrong answers, missing steps, or has just quietly stopped doing its job. Lifeline finds out why and fixes it, wherever you are.

+ Chatbot gives customers wrong or made-up answers
+ Automation stopped firing with no warning
+ Agent calls the wrong tool or takes the wrong action
+ Nobody in-house can tell what's actually broken
+ It worked at launch, then quietly got worse
+ The vendor who built it isn't answering anymore

How it works

01

Diagnostic review

Remote review of the existing setup — logs, prompts, tool calls — to find out exactly where and why it's breaking down.

02

Repair or rebuild

Fix the broken parts, or rebuild the pieces that were never set up right in the first place — whatever the diagnostic turns up.

03

Ongoing monitoring

Once it's running clean, monitoring stays on watch so small glitches get caught before they turn into a client-facing problem.

Fees

Diagnostic review

One-time. A full look at the existing setup and a plain-language report on what's wrong and what it'll take to fix.

$300

Repair & rebuild

One-time. Covers fixing the broken parts or rebuilding pieces that were never set up right. Price depends on how deep the damage goes.

$500–$2,000

Ongoing monitoring

Monthly. Keeps a watch on the agent going forward and gives you a direct line when something needs adjusting.

$150 / mo

Why Lifeline

Most AI agents get built once and never checked on again — until something breaks and nobody knows why. Lifeline exists to be the call you make when that happens: a straight diagnosis, an honest fix, and a way to keep it from happening again.

Everything's done remotely, so it doesn't matter where the business is — if the agent's broken, it gets fixed.