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
Navigation
The page is accessed via the top navigation bar under the Simulate tab (alongside Build).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)
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
TheIs Success column renders a color-coded badge:
- 🟢
true— Agent passed all evaluation criteria - 🔴
false— Agent failed to meet one or more criteria
Status Badge
TheStatus column shows the current execution state. Common values:
Remarks
TheRemarks 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.