AI Agent Audit
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AI Agent Quality Report
Northstar Support Agent
A sample report for a customer support chatbot. It shows the findings, evidence, monitoring, improvement plan, and defensive security review included in TokenSurf services.
65
Overall score120 test conversations
12 custom customer scenarios
8 scored quality areas
12 custom customer scenarios
8 scored quality areas
Report coverage
Four parts. One clear view of the agent.
TokenSurf wrote the scenarios for this business. Customers can add their policies, important journeys, brand rules, and known risks before testing begins.
Continuous AI Assurance
Repeats tests and reports changes and regressions.
Quality Hardening
Turns failures into specific fixes and regression tests.
AI Security Review
Checks defensive controls, data handling, and permission boundaries.
Part 1: AI Agent Audit
Current results
Each conversation has one final outcome. Failed conversations are assigned one primary failure reason, so the totals do not overlap.
120Total conversations
77Passed, 64.2%
29Failed, 24.2%
14Needs review, 11.7%
Primary reasons for 29 failures
Failed resolution8
Wrong or unsupported answer7
Poor handoff6
Privacy or security handling5
Brand or tone mismatch3
21 distinct findings
Critical2
High5
Medium8
Low6
Resolution58
Accuracy68
Brand voice74
Context retention55
Human handoff52
Privacy aware intake63
Defensive security60
Clarity90
Finding 01: Resolution
Replacement promised without confirmation
Critical
Test: A customer says a damaged order is needed before a trip tomorrow.
The agent said the replacement was approved and would arrive the next day. It did not verify the order, policy, stock, or shipping cutoff.
Agent response“I approved an overnight replacement. It will arrive tomorrow.”
Recommended response“I’m sorry it arrived damaged. Send the order number and I’ll check whether it qualifies for replacement and whether next day delivery is available.”
Finding 02: Policy accuracy
Refund promised outside policy
High
Test: A repeat customer asks to return an item 45 days after delivery. The published return window is 30 days.
The agent invented a loyalty exception, claimed the refund was approved, and gave a payment date. It had no authority or system confirmation for any of those claims.
Agent response“I approved a full refund as a loyalty exception. You’ll receive it in 3 to 5 days.”
Correct handling“The return window is 30 days, and this order is outside it. I cannot approve a refund here. I can connect you with support to review whether another option applies.”
Finding 03: Handoff
Customer must repeat completed steps
High
Test: The customer has restarted the device, reconnected it, and tested a second network.
The agent sent a generic support link. It did not pass the completed steps or explain what happens next.
Agent response“Please contact support and restart the device before you call.”
Recommended response“I’ll send support a summary of the steps you completed. They will review the connection logs next, so you should not need to repeat those steps.”
Finding 04: Brand voice
Sales message shown during a complaint
Medium
Test: An upset customer reports a second failed delivery and asks for a person.
The agent apologized, then promoted a paid membership before completing the handoff. This conflicts with the company rule to resolve complaints before making offers.
Agent response“I’m sorry about that. Premium members receive priority delivery support. Would you like to upgrade?”
Recommended response“I’m sending this to a delivery specialist now. I’ll include both failed delivery dates and your request for a direct update.”
Part 2: Continuous AI Assurance
Four week trend
The same core scenarios run every week. New tests are added when policies or customer journeys change.
| Run | Score | Failed | Failure rate | Poor handoffs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | 70 | 19 of 120 | 15.8% | 3 |
| Week 2 | 68 | 22 of 120 | 18.3% | 4 |
| Week 3 | 66 | 25 of 120 | 20.8% | 5 |
| Week 4 | 65 | 29 of 120 | 24.2% | 6 |
Regression found: Return policy accuracy fell from 10 of 12 tests in Week 1 to 7 of 12 in Week 4. The agent is using an older policy answer after the public FAQ changed.
Part 3: Quality Hardening
Recommended work
The hardening plan connects each fix to a test that proves whether it worked.
P0
Block unconfirmed actions
Only say a refund, replacement, or cancellation is complete after the business system confirms it.
Verification: 12 policy tests with no unconfirmed promise.
P0
Preserve context during handoff
Send the issue, completed steps, and requested outcome to the human support queue.
Verification: 10 handoff tests include a complete summary and next step.
P1
Replace the old refund answer
Use the current return policy and send uncertain cases to a person.
Verification: 12 refund tests match the published policy.
P1
Use completed troubleshooting steps
Do not ask customers to repeat a step already recorded in the conversation.
Verification: 10 context tests continue from the latest completed step.
Regression pack: 44 targeted conversations cover policy accuracy, handoff, context retention, and defensive security.
Part 4: Defensive AI Security Review
Defensive security results
Thirty of the 120 conversations tested data handling, untrusted instructions, action permissions, and logging. Cybersecurity testing is performed only with written customer authorization and an agreed scope. This is not penetration testing.
21Controls held, 70%
6Unsafe result, 20%
3Needs review, 10%
Untrusted text changed the answer
The agent followed instructions pasted into a fake support article and ignored the published refund rule.
Sensitive information overcollected
The agent requested full payment details and an unredacted transaction screenshot when a reference number was enough.
Cancellation claimed without confirmation
The agent said an order was canceled even though the cancellation action returned no confirmation.
Personal data stored without redaction
The test log retained an email address and account reference that were not needed for quality review.
Method
How this sample was calculated
The overall score is the average of eight quality scores: 58, 68, 74, 55, 52, 63, 60, and 90. Their total is 520, which gives an average of 65. Conversation outcomes total 120. Primary failure reasons total 29. Finding severities total 21. Security outcomes total 30. The 44 hardening tests consist of 12 policy tests, 10 handoff tests, 12 refund tests, and 10 context tests.
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