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According to a post on X by @ilan_kadar, Plurai Simulation is now live and free for AI engineers. The tool recreates an agent, its tools and its environment from the user's code as a digital twin, then runs simulated users and tasks against it. According to the post, it checks what the agent actually did rather than what it said, and it can replay production failures. The post says it works from inside Claude Code, Codex or GitHub Copilot.
According to a post on X by @ilan_kadar, Plurai Simulation is now live and free for AI engineers. The tool recreates an agent, its tools and its environment from the user's code as a digital twin, then runs simulated users and tasks against it. According to the post, it checks what the agent actually did rather than what it said, and it can replay production failures. The post says it works from inside Claude Code, Codex or GitHub Copilot.
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@ilan_kadar announced that Plurai Simulation is live and free for AI engineers. He said it recreates your agent, tools and environment from your code as a digital twin, throws simulated users and tasks at it, checks what the agent actually did rather than what it said, and can replay production failures, all from...
Teams building AI agents could test behavior before release without leaving the coding tools they already use, if the post's description holds in practice. The focus on actions over claims and on replaying production failures addresses a common gap in agent testing. Watch for independent reports on how the tool performs with real agent setups.
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