The best agentic engineering experience to test, build, and optimize multi-turn background agents and data pipelines.
AI features that use multiple sources of context are notoriously difficult to test without reproducing the original data used in production. Bitfab lets engineers simulate any scenario safely, define outcomes, and have their coding agents make verifiable changes in a loop.
A scenario is everything needed to relive one real customer interaction, captured automatically: the code execution, the database it read, and every external API response.
Every call recorded in execution order with inputs, outputs, and timestamps, two-way serializable down to datetimes, at zero added latency to your production code.
Replay any scenario locally against the database as it was at capture time, with every external call mocked. Or change one detail, a different user, a different order, and test the what-if. Every result is judged against the scenario's outcome, so a pass means what your team says it means.
With Bitfab, you can build coding agent loops that weren't possible for AI features without simulation or adding your team's judgement. Bitfab provides interfaces connected to your coding agent so your team can define outcomes, review changes, and visualize results.
Start from a failing scenario, simulate it until it passes, and keep it as a regression test.
Simulate the whole scenario set and catch what broke before you deploy.
Compare before and after across every scenario to see if a change actually helped.
Profile token spend and iterate to reduce it without losing output quality.
The scenarios and labels you accumulate become the training data for everything that comes next.
Your team labels what good looks like for each scenario, with the agent doing the heavy lifting.
Scenarios are classified into judges that automate review, tuned on your team's ground-truth labels.
Reuse your scenarios and invariants to train models that fit your product exactly.
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