Salesforce drops Koa enterprise agent model
Salesforce published research detailing Koa, a 120-billion-parameter enterprise language model optimized for agentic tool use and multi-step CRM workflows within its Agentforce platform. Built by post-training NVIDIA's Nemotron-3-Super-120B with GRPO, Koa uses a simulation-to-reward pipeline based on declarative Agent Script configurations to match frontier models on enterprise benchmarks without customer data.
Training enterprise models directly from the declarative configuration scripts used to deploy agents is the blueprint enterprise AI has been waiting for.
- –Specification-driven RL: Using declarative Agent Script files to generate synthetic simulation tasks turns software architecture configurations into reinforcement learning flywheels.
- –Domain specialization beats frontier brute force: A targeted 120B open-weight foundation model tuned on workflow topologies outperforms generic, expensive mega-models on complex CRM automation.
- –Zero customer data risk: Relying entirely on synthetic tasks generated from schema definitions and domain priors bypasses enterprise compliance and data privacy bottlenecks.
- –Salesforce's true moat: Owning the orchestration DSL, schema definitions, and workflow execution runtime matters far more than training foundation models from scratch.
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