I reproduce agents failures and shrink them to a minimal case. So the main question: Where do I find the teams that need this?
Summary
A solo practitioner describes a service that reproduces and minimizes AI agent failures into tiny reproducible test cases, then asks the community where to find test customers after getting zero replies from outreach.
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