Translate a browser automation goal into questions and metrics that guide rollout decisions.
The move: measure the decision, not the dashboard. Goal State the outcome and constraint. A strong browser automation goal includes throughput and safety, such as 'process simple refund cases faster without increasing incorrect refund approvals.' Questions Questions make the goal operational. Ask about completion, correctness, exceptions, intervention, maintainability, and user trust. Good questions are answerable after each run or batch. Metrics Choose metrics only after the questions are clear. Useful browser automation metrics include verified completion rate, wrong-action rate, exception mix, median human-review time, retry count, selector-failure count, rollback count, and number of undocumented page states encountered.
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