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Plurai launches free Plurai Simulation for testing AI agents

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Plurai launches Plurai Simulation, a tool that tests AI agents before real users reach them, and says it is live and free for every AI engineer.

According to a report by Rohan Paul on X, the tool rebuilds an agent's code, tools and environment as a digital twin and sends simulated users at it. It checks what the agent actually did, such as whether a refund exists in a simulated billing system, rather than only what it said. Failures are shown with the run that exposed them, and production failures can be replayed against new versions of the agent.

Elvis Saravia, also on X, describes the tool as a digital twin of an agent's world for testing outside front of users and says it is live now and free to get started.

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  1. elvisX
    Plurai launches free Plurai Simulation for testing AI agents

    AIAgent evals need to feel more real-world. Pretty cool to see @pluraiAI ship Plurai Simulation today. You get a digital twin of your agent's world and can test it there instead of in front of users. Live now and free to get started.

  2. Rohan PaulX
    Plurai launches free Plurai Simulation to test AI agents before users do

    AIPlurai launches Plurai Simulation, a free flight simulator for AI agents that rebuilds an agent's code, tools and environment as a digital twin. The tool sends simulated users at the agent and checks what it actually did, such as whether a refund exists in a simulated billing system rather than just what it said. Failures come with the run that exposed them, and production failures can be replayed against new versions of the agent.

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