AI Agent Simulation Platform for Iso AI
How Tech Stack Playbook productized Jupyter notebooks into containerized, API-driven simulation environments on AWS — with 12x faster performance and 130 organic SDK installs in 17 hours.
Overview
Iso AI, founded by Jazmia Henry (former AI Engineering Lead at Microsoft), was building simulation environments for unit testing individual sub-components of agentic AI workflows. The technology worked — but it lived entirely in Jupyter notebooks with no API, no web interface, and no product.
Tech Stack Playbook delivered a containerized backend on ECS/Fargate, a serverless API with async task execution, a React web application, Cognito authentication, DynamoDB persistence, and a production architecture that reduced QA execution from 1+ minutes to 5 seconds.
From Research to Product
The AI agent ecosystem had orchestration and observability tools, but nothing that performed component-level testing on individual sub-agents. Iso AI's technology was differentiated — the problem was that it wasn't a product yet.
- All simulations ran as notebooks or CLI scripts — no containerized runtime or API
- End users couldn't configure tests without deep technical knowledge and local Python environments
- No async execution pattern for simulations ranging from 5 seconds to 17+ minutes
- No scalable compute for 1,000+ parallel iterations needed for statistical validity
- Python dependency tree exceeded Lambda's 250 MB limit, requiring containerization
- Without component testing, agents could loop indefinitely generating thousands in API costs
Production Platform Architecture
The fundamental transformation was conceptual: Jupyter notebooks are for exploration; production systems are for reliability. TSP bridged that gap.