Summary
The platform simulates agents using APIs, SDKs, command-line tools, MCP servers and agent skills, then identifies failures in documentation, authentication or execution. Nexus Venture Partners led the round, which Lightsage said will fund broader evaluation, analytics and attribution capabilities.
Why it matters
The company reflects a wider shift in which software must be optimised for machine customers that select and operate tools on behalf of humans.
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