Future AGI

Plurai is the real-world trust platform for AI agents, built for simulation-driven evaluation, protection, and optimization that turns agents into trusted, continuously improving production systems. It helps teams train evals and guardrails tailored to their use case, bridging the gap from prototype to reliable production at scale. Plurai’s simulation platform prepares agents for the real world, not the lab, with hyper-realistic, product-tailored experimentation and evaluation that covers production complexity. It generates authentic multi-turn scenarios, personas, required artifacts, and tool mocking, using organizational PRDs, relevant sources, and policies to build a knowledge graph and expand edge-case coverage. Instead of relying on static datasets, manual test creation, or inconsistent LLM-as-a-judge methods, Plurai groups evaluations into structured, runnable experiments so teams can test new versions, measure regressions, and validate improvements before release.

Traccia is an OpenTelemetry-native observability, governance, and policy enforcement platform for production AI agents. It gives engineering teams complete visibility into every LLM call, tool invocation, decision, token, and dollar spent across frameworks like LangChain, CrewAI, OpenAI Agents SDK, AutoGen, and LlamaIndex. Beyond tracing, Traccia helps organizations govern AI systems with runtime policies that can detect and block unsafe behavior, runaway costs, restricted model usage, and PII exposure before incidents reach production. Accurate cost attribution, agent health monitoring, a unified agent registry, and EU AI Act evidence generation make it suitable for enterprise deployments. With a lightweight open-source SDK and managed platform, Traccia enables teams to build, debug, monitor, and govern AI agents at scale without vendor lock-in, using standard OpenTelemetry instrumentation.