Inflectra Opens Early Access for SureWire AI QA Platform
Inflectra has launched a free Early Access Program for SureWire, the first quality assurance platform designed to stress-test non-deterministic AI agents, announced in a press release.
SureWire introduces specialized Bespoke Testing Agents and Judge Agents that probe for issues like prompt injection, behavioral drift, and goal hijacking. The system evaluates AI performance beyond pass/fail testing to ensure reliability in complex environments.
Participants in the Early Access Program receive full use of testing and judge agents during the beta period, along with input on future features such as CI/CD integration and audit-ready reporting. Inflectra plans to make SureWire generally available in late 2026, with preferred pricing for early adopters.
The platform builds on Inflectra’s two decades of experience in software quality management, supporting teams in regulated industries where documentation and reliability are critical.
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