No, disruptions are catastrophic events where confinement is lost very rapidly. As the plasma cools an electric field builds up from the decaying current, and this field can accelerate runaway electrons in narrow beams to relativistic energies. Worst case >70% of the stored magnetic energy from the current in the plasma gets dumped into these electrons. If they hit the wall they can explode a hole in it.
Some disruptions occur almost instantly. The system will have very little time to react. And how are they going to train or test it? A single unmitigated disruption will damage the reactor.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokamak#Plasma_disruptions