Simulations Overview
Simulations are autonomous browser sessions where an agent explores your application. The agent navigates pages, interacts with UI elements, and builds a structured understanding of your app’s layout and workflows — all without manual input.
What simulations do
Section titled “What simulations do”Each simulation runs in a real browser via cloud infrastructure. During a session, the agent:
- Navigates your application — Visits pages, clicks links, and interacts with forms and controls.
- Observes structure — Identifies navigation patterns, page layouts, and feature locations.
- Builds knowledge — Feeds observations into a knowledge graph that improves the agent’s future responses.
Why simulations matter
Section titled “Why simulations matter”Simulations serve two core purposes:
- Training agents — The more simulations an agent completes, the deeper its understanding of your product. This directly improves the quality of answers and demonstrations it can provide to users.
- Validating behavior — Run targeted simulations to verify that your agent handles specific workflows correctly before exposing it to real users.
Simulation statuses
Section titled “Simulation statuses”| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Pending | The simulation is queued and waiting to start. |
| In Progress | The agent is actively exploring your application. |
| Completed | The simulation finished successfully. Results are available. |
| Failed | The simulation encountered an error. Diagnostic information is available in the results. |
| Stopped | The simulation was manually stopped before completing. |