ERP
100+ realistic ERP tools across procurement, inventory, AP, AR, sales, payments, approvals, and reporting.
Test your AI agents inside realistic, isolated business environments. Before they touch production.
$ npm install @burn0/silo
Keep your reasoning engine. Silo provides realistic tools, seeded state, tasks, and deterministic verifiers around it.
Any framework.
Even a raw API loop.
Traces. State diffs.
Repeatable run artifacts.
Silo does not care how your agent thinks. It gives your agent a world to act in.
Start with a business environment.
Or build a world of your own.
100+ realistic ERP tools across procurement, inventory, AP, AR, sales, payments, approvals, and reporting.
Your tools. Your state.
Your definition of success.
world = your_rules;Create an environment ↗No agent rewrite. No production credentials.
Just connect, run, and inspect.
Name your environment, choose a template, and add tools.
Pass simulated tools to the agent you already use.
Execute tasks against a repeatable, seeded world.
Inspect state changes and deterministic evidence.
$ npm install @burn0/silo $ silo init ? Environment name procurement-test ? Choose template ERP ✓ Add tools ✓ Connect existing agent $ silo run --env procurement-test \ --task erp-042
import { createSiloAgent } from "@burn0/silo"; import { runAgent } from "./src/my-agent"; export default createSiloAgent({ run: ({ task, tools, callTool }) => runAgent({ task, tools, callTool }), });
Every tool call. Every state change. The exact reason a task passed or failed.
procurement-agent · seed 42 · 4.2s
vendors.get{ vendor_id: "V-019" } → active: trueinventory.get{ sku: "SKU-402" } → available: 12approvals.request{ amount: 4800 } → approval_id: "APR-88"purchase_orders.create{ approval_id: "APR-88", total: 4800 } → PO-1043Test individual functions.
Evaluate generated outputs.
Test behavior inside a world.
↳ Run locally. Keep your agent and data on your machine.
↳ Cloud and hosted dashboards are optional.
↳ Open source. TypeScript-first.
Test behavior, not just outputs.
$ npm install @burn0/silo