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Open-source framework for continuously improving AI agents.

Agentune helps teams analyze, improve, and evaluate customer-facing AI agents through measurable, data-driven iterations — not guesswork.

Instead of tweaking prompts and hoping for the best, Agentune connects real conversations, context data, and simulations into a repeatable optimization loop that drives actual KPI improvements such as conversion, CSAT, and retention.


Why Agentune

Most agents are launched and left to stagnate — tuned by intuition, not evidence.

Agentune enables continuous agent improvement by combining analytics, optimization, and simulation in a single open framework:

  • Analyze – uncover what drives your agent’s KPIs up or down
  • Improve – generate actionable recommendations to lift performance
  • Simulate – safely test and benchmark improvements before deployment

The result: agents that don’t just respond — they learn what works.


The agentune-simulate library

Agentune Simulate is a separately installable library that enables you to create customer simulations to test and benchmark your agent's behavior before production.

Together with agentune, it forms the Analyze → Improve → Simulate loop — a disciplined framework for building smarter, higher-performing AI agents.

A future version of agentune-simulate will merge it into the main agentune package.


Real-World Use Cases

Agentune is built for teams who want to move beyond trial-and-error:

  • AI platform / infra teams managing production-grade agents across multiple domains or use cases
  • ML / data teams accountable for KPI impact, not just model accuracy
  • Product / ops teams who need to measure and harden conversational behavior before it reaches users

Common scenarios:

  • Diagnose why conversion or CSAT is dropping
  • Quantify which behaviors, intents, or flows impact KPIs
  • Test new prompt or policy versions safely
  • Continuously improve deployed agents over time

Agentune Analyze & Improve

Turn real conversations into insights that measurably improve your AI agents.

Agentune Analyze & Improve helps teams discover what drives an agent’s KPIs up or down — and generate concrete recommendations to enhance performance.
It transforms messy operational data into interpretable, data-driven actions that actually move business metrics.


Why It Matters

Most AI agents are optimized by intuition: a few sample chats, some prompt edits, and best guesses.

Agentune replaces guesswork with evidence.
Using structured and unstructured data from real conversations, it:

  • Identifies patterns that correlate with KPI outcomes
  • Surfaces interpretable insights (not opaque scores)
  • Recommends targeted changes to prompts, policies, and logic

No more trial-and-error tuning — just measurable improvement grounded in data.

For example: suppose you built a sales agent and now have a dataset of conversations with labeled outcomes as win, undecided, or lost. Using Agentune Analyze & Improve, you can discover insights showing which patterns or intents correlate with those outcomes and receive concrete recommendations to refine the agent’s playbook — for instance, improving how it handles discounts, competitor mentions, or shipping questions.

How It Works

Agentune Analyze & Improve follows a transparent, two-step process:

1. Analyze

  • Ingests conversations, outcomes, and optional context data (e.g., product, policy, CRM).
  • Generates semantic and structural features that capture patterns in language, behavior, or flow.
  • Selects statistically significant features correlated with KPI changes — these become your drivers of performance.

Example insights:

  • “Mentions of competitors early in chat increase conversion probability.”
  • “Discount discussion combined with shipping-time questions lowers CSAT.”

2. Improve

  • Maps the discovered drivers into actionable recommendations — changes to prompts, tool usage, escalation logic, or playbooks.
  • Outputs a ranked list of improvement opportunities, each linked to its supporting data.

These recommendations can then be validated using Agentune Simulate before deployment.


Example Usage

  1. Getting Started - 01_getting_started.ipynb for an introductory walkthrough of library fundamentals
  2. End-to-End Script Example - e2e_script_example.md - a runnable example executing the entire analysis workflow
  3. Advanced Examples - advanced_examples.md for customizing components, using LLM requests caching, and advanced workflows

Testing & Costs

We've tested Agentune Analyse with the combination of OpenAI o3 and gpt-4o-mini. In our tests, the cost per conversation was approximately 5-10 cents per conversation.

Installation

pip install agentune

Requirements

  • Python ≥ 3.12
  • Note for Mac users: If you encounter errors related to lightgbm, you may need to install OpenMP first: brew install libomp. See the LightGBM macOS installation guide for details.

Key Features

  • 🧩 Feature Generation – semantic, structural, and behavioral signals derived from real interactions
  • 📈 Feature Selection – statistical and semantic correlation with target KPIs
  • 💡 Actionable Insights – interpretable drivers with examples and metrics
  • 🧠 Context Awareness (upcoming) – integrates CRM, product, and policy metadata for deeper understanding

Roadmap

Current focus: advancing Analyze & Improve with structured, context-aware optimization.

Planned milestones:

  • Context-aware feature generation and insight discovery
  • Integration of context features into the recommendation layer for targeted improvement actions
  • Expanded evaluation and visualization tooling for Analyze & Improve results
  • Visualization tools for insight exploration
  • Seamless flow into agentune-simulate for validating improvements

Longer-term:

  • Multi KPI analytics: understand how improving one KPI impacts other KPIs and account for that in the suggested improvement recommendations.
  • Optional multi-agent analytics and cross-agent benchmarking

Contributing

We welcome contributions from engineers who care about robust, measurable agents.

  • Open issues for bugs, integrations, or feature proposals
  • Early adopters: reach us at agentune-dev@sparkbeyond.com
  • 💬 Join our community on Discord to connect with maintainers, share ideas, and get support

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