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Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_ai
you can check it out here.
The worst agent bug is the one you saw once in production and can’t trigger again.
@pluraiAI built a flight simulator for AI agents:
it reads your code, rebuilds the tools and records your agent uses, then sends simulated customers at it to find where it breaks before real ones do.
e.g. when an AI support agent tells a customer “your refund is done,” most tests just read that sentence, while Plurai checks a simulated copy of the billing system to see if the refund exists.
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Big day for us at @pluraiAI ! Plurai Simulation is live and free for every AI engineer.
AI agents look great in demos. Until real users break them.
So we built a world where your agent can fail, learn, and get fixed before your users ever see it.
→ Digital twin: Your real agent, its tools, and environment recreated from your code
→ Simulated users & tasks: Realistic users, tasks, and workflows that push your agent into the edge cases that matter
→ Auto evals: Check what your agent actually did, not just what it said
→ Verified fixes: Every failure comes with the run that exposed it and a fix you can verify
→ Replays: Turn any production failure into a simulation and replay it against every new version of your agent
All inside the coding agent you already use: @claudeai code, @OpenAICodexCli , or @GitHubCopilot .
Start simulating for free: https://t.co/1PNPQdW29S
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