We score each transcript against the pressure-handling rules for your context:
- Acknowledges the emotion without mirroring it.
- Doesn't say "I understand, but..."
- Doesn't repeat the same script after the caller said the script isn't working.
- Picks up the pace when callers signal urgency.
- Offers escalation before the caller has to demand it.
- Recognizes shifts from anger to vulnerability and adapts.
- Stays steady under verbal abuse without becoming submissive.
Frustration is the canonical adversarial test. Caller intent is legitimate, but the delivery is hard. We run six distinct adversarial patterns: impatient, demanding, angry, repeat callers, interrupters, and verbal abusers. Each fails the agent in a different way.