Agents that run unattended
Scheduled agent work only counts if it survives a restart and its failures are visible rather than silent.
The problem
An agent that runs on a schedule is easy to build and hard to trust. The failure mode is not a crash. It is silence. A scheduled job that stops running after a deploy is significantly harder to detect than one that never ran at all, because nothing appears in a log and no alert fires.
The model writes the scenarios
Upload an API collection and the agent generates the test cases, then adapts them when the API changes rather than failing against a stale suite.
Durable scheduling
The job store persists across restarts. Silence is treated as a failure mode, not an absence of one.
Every result queryable
Regressions surface as a trend rather than as a surprise in a release meeting.
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