// sandbox.console
A tour through the console — from environments to training.
// sandbox.use_cases
Click a tab to explore each use case in detail.
Teams ship knowing only the happy path. Edge cases and adversarial inputs surface in production — users find them first.
Hundreds of realistic scenarios auto-generated from your agent's code, production logs, and past incidents.
Swapping a model or tweaking a prompt silently breaks previously-passing scenarios. Regressions surface in production.
Run the same scenarios against two variants side by side. Everything held constant but the change — clear diff of what improved and what regressed.
No unit tests for non-deterministic agents. When something fails, the cause is buried across turns, tool calls, and context — manual debugging is painfully slow.
Auto-generated graders evaluate every run. Failed traces get automatic root cause analysis with concrete fix recommendations.
No compiler, no unit tests. Prompt tweaks and model swaps ship blind — regressions only surface when users complain.
Every PR triggers a full simulation run, compared against the main-branch baseline. Merges below your pass-rate threshold are blocked automatically.
Fine-tuning needs labeled, domain-specific data. Manual labeling is expensive; production logs are noisy and unlabeled. No way to verify the tuned model actually improved.
Every simulation produces verified labeled data as a byproduct. Grader scores become reward signals — export, or run managed SFT/GRPO directly against the sandbox.
A human manually tweaks prompts, runs evals, iterates. Slow, biased by intuition, and capped by available engineering hours.
A researcher agent edits your prompts and configs, runs the full suite, keeps wins, discards regressions — inspired by autoresearch. Wake up to 100+ validated iterations.
// sandbox.services
Pre-built, LLM-powered mock services your agent can interact with inside the sandbox. All stateful, all realistic.