Voice-native simulation
Run thousands of realistic voice conversations before launch to test how agents handle interruptions, hesitations, language switching, noisy environments, and tool calls.
Coval is an AI evaluation platform for voice and chat agents. Simulate before launch, monitor production calls, and review results with human feedback.
Coval is an AI evaluation platform for voice and chat agents. It is designed to help teams simulate agent behavior before launch, observe real calls in production, and review outputs with human feedback in one workflow.
The product focuses on the full lifecycle of agent quality: stress-testing realistic scenarios, monitoring production calls against custom metrics, and using review queues to refine automated verdicts. The site positions Coval as useful for agent platforms, in-house teams, and vendor bakeoffs.
Run thousands of realistic voice conversations before launch to test how agents handle interruptions, hesitations, language switching, noisy environments, and tool calls.
Score production calls in real time, filter by dimension, and use alerts to catch regressions as soon as they appear.
Route failures and low-confidence calls to human reviewers, then use their feedback to improve the AI judge and future evaluations.
Evaluate voice and chat agents in one platform, which helps teams keep one evaluation layer instead of maintaining separate tooling for each modality.
Use the API, CLI, MCP server, and skills framework to run evaluation from developer workflows and CI/CD pipelines.
Connect to existing observability tools such as Langfuse, LangSmith, Arize, and Datadog, while retaining trace links into production calls.
Test voice agents against realistic caller behavior before a release, including interruptions, noisy backgrounds, and policy-critical paths such as identity verification or escalation.
Track live conversations in production, score them against defined metrics, and alert the right team when regressions or anomalies appear.
Have QA or operations staff review failures, edge cases, and low-confidence calls, then use their feedback to correct AI verdicts and improve future scoring.
Compare multiple vendors or internal agent stacks using the same scenarios and scoring logic so teams can choose based on observed performance rather than assumptions.
Embed evaluation into engineering workflows through the CLI, API, or CI/CD so every change can be stress-tested before deployment.
Coval supports both voice and chat agents on a single platform, so teams can evaluate either modality without maintaining separate tools.
The pricing page includes an API, CLI, MCP server, and skills framework, and the product pages say teams can run simulations from the CLI and integrate with existing observability tools.
The source says teams can start with self-serve or book a demo for an enterprise pilot, and the simulation flow is designed to run before launch while observability and review cover production usage.
Coval is positioned as vendor-agnostic, and the product pages say it can grade agents identically across different platforms so teams can compare results on the same scenarios.
The pricing page shows Starter, Growth, and Enterprise plans, with enterprise features such as SAML SSO, SCIM, private/VPC deployment, data residency, and white-label reporting available only on the Enterprise plan.