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先仿真再上线:面向 1.4 亿规模生产客服 AI 智能体的仿真筛选
论文提出一种假设驱动的仿真工作流,用于在生产部署前筛选候选客服(CX)智能体:合成客户对智能体回复作出反应,模拟工具输出以支持多步 agentic 工作流,无需调用生产后端。作者在 Nubank 的 Card Delivery 智能体及其扩展后继 Card Management(巴西最高量级聊天支持智能体)上使用 Snowglobe 模拟器,4 个已部署版本的仿真与生产版本级二元评估分数呈现高相关性,并据此进行仿真引导的迭代改进。
AI推荐理由 提出面向生产客服 AI 智能体的假设驱动仿真筛选流程:合成客户对智能体回复作出反应,模拟工具输出以支持多步 agentic 工作流而不调用生产后端。在 Nubank 的 Card Delivery 及其后继 Card Management(巴西最高量级聊天支持智能体)的 4 个已部署版本上,仿真与生产的版本级二元评估分数高度相关。属于 agent 上线前评测的产业实践,但摘要未给出相关系数等具体数值。
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Computer Science > Artificial Intelligence
arXiv:2609.30137v1 (cs)
[Submitted on 24 Sep 2026]
Title:Screen Before You Serve: Simulation for Production Customer Experience AI Agents at 140M Scale
Authors:Edesio Alcoba, Kevin Rossell, Aman Gupta, Shao Tang, Jiwoo Hong, Pabel Carrillo-Mendoza, Wanderson Conceição Ferreira, Alvaro Tedeschi, Zayd Simjee, Shreya Rajpal, Bruno Finardi Hime, Christian Sousa, Luis Moneda, Herbert Fei, Daniel Silva, Rohan Ramanath
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Abstract:Customer experience (CX) agents use tools and large language models to address customer requests and guide conversational interactions with an organization's products. Improving these agents, especially in regulated industries, is difficult: they must detect intent, follow complex operational policies and use tools reliably. Manual end-to-end testing offers limited coverage, while live experiments expose customers to failures that can erode trust.
We present a hypothesis-driven simulation workflow for screening candidate CX agents before deployment. Synthetic customers react to agent responses and simulated tool outputs enable multi-step agentic workflows without invoking production backends. We use the Snowglobe simulator on Nubank's Card Delivery agent and its expanded successor, Card Management - Nubank's highest-volume chat-support agent in Brazil. Across 4 deployed versions, simulated and production version-level binary evaluator scores show high correlation. Simulation-guided iteration increased transactional net promoter score (tNPS) by 36.69 points in a live A/B test. We also screened open-weight configurations in over 16,000 simulated conversations. In a subsequent live A/B test, the selected model increased self-service rate (SSR) by 8.82 percentage points to the highest level observed at Nubank, with no statistically significant change in tNPS. Simulation made broad exploration of models, reasoning settings, and prompts feasible without customer exposure, enabling production improvements that would have been impractical to pursue through live experimentation alone.
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