A November 12, 2026 post from @omarsar0 reports the launch of Plurai Simulation, an environment for testing AI agents away from real users. The account describes it as a “digital twin” of an agent’s world. Source
In a November 11 post, @rohanpaul_ai uses the example of a support agent saying “your refund is done.” Plurai, the account says, checks a simulated copy of the billing system to see whether the refund exists. A very polite non-refund is still a non-refund. Source
According to @rohanpaul_ai, Plurai reads code, rebuilds the tools and records an agent uses, then introduces simulated customers to look for failures before real customers encounter them. Source
@omarsar0’s November 12 post said the product was “Live now and free to get started.” The post doesn’t specify pricing limits, access conditions or what that free starting point includes. Source
Neither post establishes an official launch date or verifies current access. They include no company announcement, documentation or hands-on results showing how closely the simulation matches a live system or how reliably it finds bugs. Source Source
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