Start with the job, not the browser

The move: define the job before you define the clicks. Job A job statement names the progress the user needs. For browser automation, it should include the business object, the action, and the success condition. 'Update a portal' is too vague. 'Submit 30 verified supplier tax forms and return an exception list for the ones that fail validation' is a job. Evidence Browser agents need evidence because web pages are full of misleading signals: loaded screens, disabled buttons, stale banners, and partial saves. Evidence tells the agent what counts as real completion: a confirmation ID, a changed status, an exported…

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