An outside agent uses your API the way a new developer would. It finds the bugs that return wrong answers without an error, measures how long setup really takes, and turns what it learns into tests that keep running.
Get a free outside testSend us your docs link. You get a short report with every finding reproducible.
Paging that skips rows, totals that disagree with lists, settings that quietly disappear. Your users won't see an error, only bad data.
Time from landing on your docs to a working call, every place a new developer gets stuck, and docs that don't match what the API does.
The same checks re-run on a schedule. When a change breaks behavior, you get the exact request that shows it.
AI has made code cheap to write and hard to validate. Teams can open twenty pull requests a day, and when the same AI writes the code and its tests, the tests can share the code's mistakes. An outside tester that sees only how your service behaves is an independent check.
We tried it on our own production API first. Working only from the public docs, it wrote 135 tests in about 16 minutes and found four bugs that returned wrong answers without an error. Our own test suite had missed all four.