From Big-Bang Bot to Guarded Run
Recognize the design changes that convert a risky big-bang automation into a controlled run.
Compare the risky launch plan with the guarded run design. Before: one full-size run, weak signals, no tested stop path. After: pilot cohort, symptom alerts, pause rule, human expansion approval. The run starts with a small cohort because blast radius is a design choice, not an accident. The alert watches business symptoms such as reopened tickets and protected accounts, not just whether the script finished. A named owner can pause and restart the workflow, so human oversight has real authority. The expansion gate uses FMEA logic: severity, occurrence clues, and detectability determine whether to continue. Do not make the first…
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