@rohanpaul_ai: I've lost entire weeks writing mock Salesforce endpoints just to test one agent flow. because most API mocks are fine f…
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The tweet introduces State Machines as a tool to solve the challenge of testing AI agents by providing stateful, repeatable enterprise environments for API mocking.
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I’ve lost entire weeks writing mock Salesforce endpoints just to test one agent flow.
because most API mocks are fine for testing an HTTP request, but not useful for testing an AI agent.
State Machines seems to solve for that. its local enterprise API replicas preserve state across requests, so an agent can modify something and depend on that new state later in the same workflow.
Its environments are designed to begin from the same scenario each time, making multi-step agent behavior repeatable enough to score rather than merely demonstrate.
state machines (@statemachineshq): Introducing State Machines.
The first infrastructure to spin up enterprise environments.
Any enterprise app, recreated for agents. Run thousands of environments in parallel, each with its own state.
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