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The Simulate tab provides tools to run and evaluate AI agent behavior against predefined test cases. It is divided into two sub-sections: Test Cases and Batch Runs.

Overview

The LLM Simulation page allows you to:
  • Define and manage test cases for your AI agents
  • Trigger batch runs that execute multiple test cases simultaneously
  • Review results, success/failure status, and detailed remarks for each job

The page is accessed via the top navigation bar under the Simulate tab (alongside Build).
A secondary tab bar within the page switches between:

Batch Runs

Batch Run List (Left Panel)

The left panel displays all batch runs sorted by creation time. Each entry shows:
  • Batch ID — a unique identifier (e.g. batch_Xb1RnQ8vfbE0Ed8b)
  • Created At — timestamp of when the batch was created (e.g. 4/18/2026, 4:57:05 AM)
Clicking a batch run loads its details in the right panel.

Batch Run Summary (Right Panel — Top)

When a batch run is selected, three summary cards are displayed: Example:

Job Results Table

Below the summary cards, a detailed table lists every job in the selected batch run.

Columns

Success / Failure Badge

The Is Success column renders a color-coded badge:
  • 🟢 true — Agent passed all evaluation criteria
  • 🔴 false — Agent failed to meet one or more criteria

Status Badge

The Status column shows the current execution state. Common values:

Remarks

The Remarks column contains a natural-language summary of agent performance. Examples:
“The agent successfully introduced themselves warmly, clearly explained the overdue balance, offered a payment plan in response to the customer’s financial difficulty, confirmed the 3-installment option, and closed the conversation by…”
“The agent acknowledged the customer’s time constraints and kept the pitch brief, but failed to effectively execute a micro-close. While the agent did mention the credit impact reminder, it was not integrated naturally into the conversation and…”
Remarks are truncated in the table view. Click a row to view the full remark.

Example Batch Run

Below is a sample from a batch run showing mixed results:

Tips

  • Use Batch Runs to run large-scale evaluations across many test cases at once.
  • Monitor the Successful / Failed Attempts summary to quickly gauge agent quality.
  • Read Remarks carefully — they provide specific, actionable feedback about agent behavior.
  • Multiple jobs can share the same Test Case ID, allowing you to test consistency across runs.