State Machines launches infrastructure that recreates enterprise apps for AI agent testing
rohanpaul_ai · x · 2026-09-09
State Machines introduced infrastructure that spins up recreated enterprise app environments for AI agents, running thousands of parallel instances each with its own state.
- The pain point: standard API mocks work for single HTTP requests but not for agentic workflows — the author says he lost entire weeks writing mock Salesforce endpoints to test one agent flow.
- The fix: local enterprise API replicas preserve state across requests, so an agent's changes carry through later steps, making multi-step behavior repeatable enough to score rather than merely demonstrate.
- Environments start from the same scenario every time, enabling consistent multi-step agent evals at scale.
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