BAD DAY
Austin, TX

The last change. Then the world misbehaves.

Give your agent a bad day.
Before your client does.

Show me the curveballs

You send the last change. You get five dirty days back.

Who this is for

Shops that ship agents that write to real systems. Calendars, ledgers, refunds. QA is poking at it. Clients notice when it writes the wrong thing.

$149 first run · $49 after a change · no subscription

You tell us the last change. We change the world around the agent. You get five dirty days back.

Phantom Appointment

Supposed to: Book 10:00 and text after it commits.

World: A competing caller took the slot.

Agent wrote: Sent the confirmation anyway.

Bad Day flagged: Customer has a text. Clinic has no appointment.

Refund posted twice

Supposed to: Refund the return once.

World: The processor committed and the ack vanished.

Agent wrote: Retried the refund.

Bad Day flagged: Customer paid twice.

Invoice paid twice

Supposed to: Pay an open invoice once.

World: A lookalike file showed up on an already-posted invoice.

Agent wrote: Paid the lookalike.

Bad Day flagged: Vendor paid twice.

What it is not

Not a replay suite. Keep Braintrust or LangSmith. Bad Day exports curveballs into them.

Not sandbox mode. Sandbox logs one clean path. Bad Day makes the path dirty.

Not a certificate. The report says what was tested, what was not, and what came back inconclusive.

Your five dirty days No name · no company

Send the last change. We write five curveballs and the rules we would check, before you connect anything.

Replies within a day. No sequence, no drip.