Yesterday, I posted a public challenge on Reddit

"Go to hunchbank.com, try to break the AI widget, and win a free month if it fails on a genuine use case."

24 hours in, here is what I learned.

The wins were more impressive than I expected. Someone tried "show me pricing then sign me up for the cheapest one," and it pulled up the plans and started the signup flow without any rephrasing. Another person typed "I changed my mind, cancel the demo and just give me the free trial instead" mid-conversation, and the widget tracked the state change, handled the cancellation, and switched to the signup flow. Conversation state management working in the wild is something I had not seen stress tested like that before.
The failures were equally useful. "I want to complain about a bug but also book a demo." opened the support form and dropped the demo completely. Multi-intent in a single sentence is a real gap. "Color the website purple" returned a confused email prompt instead of a clean out-of-scope message. Both are now on the roadmap.
One person won the free month. They found a real bug where the widget showed a success icon on a failed action. That is now fixed.
What I am building: Hunch is a single script tag that puts an action layer on any website. Visitors type what they want in plain English, and the widget handles it end to end on their behalf, using the site's actual content and workflows. The goal is that a visitor never has to figure out where to click. They just say what they want, and it happens.
Solo founder, no team, no paying customers yet. This challenge was a way to get real people stress testing something I built alone. It worked better than any other thing I have tried for distribution.
The challenge is still open. If you want to try to break it, the free month offer still stands and I will take your word for it.
hunchbank.com, chat icon, bottom right corner.