
We apply principles from information theory to identify high-surprisal conditions: contexts where your model is likely to behave unpredictably or with low confidence. Our synthetic data engine then builds representative scenarios that let you probe those blind spots in a safe, controlled environment.
Choose a domain and set parameters like surprisal thresholds or scenario types (e.g., regulatory noncompliance, anomalous user activity). The system synthesizes data and agent interactions that expose those edge conditions, ready for testing or guided exploration.
Scale from single-point anomalies to webs of interrelated edge conditions across agents and systems. As your models evolve, our surprisal-driven simulation engine helps you continuously uncover what you didn't know you didn’t know.