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Test your AI agents without opening anything to the outside

Your security policy forbids any external access, even read-only. That is normal, and it does not stop us from working.

Four ways to work, from the lightest to the most closed

  1. From documents

    An interview and the documentation you choose to share. We rebuild the agent on our side, with fictitious data.

  2. Your test environment

    The address of your agent in a test environment, with dummy data. Never production.

  3. The kit on your premises

    Our engine is installed in your network and tests your internal model. Nothing leaves, except the report if you decide so.

  4. The tool simulator

    Your complete agent, plugged into inert copies of its tools: same buttons, no real effect. We record what it presses.

Our commitments

  • No real data is used in our tests, only fictitious data.
  • No access to your production environments, ever.
  • Confidentiality and data processing agreements signed before any exchange.
  • We complete your vendor security questionnaire.
  • The report remains yours and is never published.

The kit on your premises

Our test engine is a self-contained container. It is installed on a machine in your network, calls your internal models or hosted deployments, and produces the report on site. Your teams see everything it does; nothing leaves without your consent.

Working through an integrator?

We also work with the companies that build your agents: the crash test becomes a step of their acceptance testing, before delivery. Integrators

Test your AI agents without opening anything to the outside

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