Simulation-Maxxing: How Nubank ships agents 20× faster with simulations
Shreya Rajpal, Aman Gupta
- When
- Thursday, July 22:50 PM – 3:10 PM · 20 min
- Where
- Track 3San Francisco, CA · imported from ai.engineer's public schedule feed
About this session
You know how to build an agent - write a prompt, spec out some tools and call an LLM (or gateway). At this point, you probably also know how to build an agent that “actually works” using some combination of agent frameworks, eval tools and looking at your data. This talk is about building an agent much, much faster using simulations to hill-climb your agent configuration instead of grinding on real data. We’ll dive deep into a case study of how a top-5 fintech made their agent dev cycle 20x faster using simulation-driven optimization. We’ll cover: - When to use real data vs. simulations in agent building - How to design simulation environments tailored to your agent - How to automate the optimization loop so you’re hill climbing agent configurations without manual tuning
Speakers (2)
CEO, Snowglobe
Shreya Rajpal is CEO of Snowglobe and co-founder/CEO of Guardrails AI. She created the open-source Guardrails framework and works on tools for validating LLM outputs, preventing hallucinations, detecting policy risks, and generating simulation-based evaluation datasets.
Principal Machine Learning Engineer, Nubank
Aman Gupta is a Senior Staff Engineer at Nubank. His work focuses on AI agents and simulation-driven development for financial services.
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