Simulator

Last updated: May 14, 2026

Use the Simulator to test how Aissist responds before you go live.

It shows the reply, the context behind it, and any actions or sub agents involved.

Open the Simulator

  1. Go to Simulator from the left navigation.

  2. Set input context, such as email or order number, if needed.

  3. Enter a test message.

  4. Review the result and supporting details.

Use input context when the workflow depends on customer identity, order data, or other platform attributes.

What to test

Use realistic examples from your live workflows.

Test things like:

  • common customer questions

  • edge cases and sensitive requests

  • scenarios that should trigger sub agents

  • scenarios that should call actions

If your workflow depends on customer identity or order context, use the simulator settings to mirror a real case.

What to inspect

The Simulator helps you inspect:

  • Response — the reply Aissist generated

  • Output Context — the instructions, assets, and sub agents that influenced it

  • Sub Agents Triggered — which sub agent matched and why

  • Actions Called — which actions ran and with what parameters

  • Action Response — what the action returned

  • Escalation and Summary — whether the workflow escalated and escalation summary

Example Simulator view

Fix common issues

If the result is wrong:

  • search Output Context with keywords

  • update Instructions or Sub Agents if behavior or workflow logic is off

  • update Assets if knowledge is missing, outdated, or conflicting

  • update Actions if parameters, lookup inputs, or returned data are incorrect

Use the Simulator whenever you:

  • add or change instructions

  • add or change assets

  • create or edit sub agents

  • connect or update actions

Use the Simulator to validate reply logic before live traffic.

Use Deploy Gateway when you are ready to deploy Aissist in the real platform.

For action-specific troubleshooting, use Action Debugger.

For asset retrieval checks, use Asset Debugger.

Best practice

Test one workflow at a time.

Fix issues at the source, then re-run the same scenario until the result is stable.

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