Goals & Intent Tests
Understand goals, intents, and how intent tests work.
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Understand goals, intents, and how intent tests work.
Goals tell Duku what matters. Intent tests prove those journeys still work.
A goal is a business-critical destination in the state graph, such as a checkout confirmation page, a successful login redirect, or a registration completion screen.
Duku identifies likely goals from graph structure, page characteristics, and navigation patterns.
An intent is a human-readable description of a path to a goal. Duku generates descriptions like:
User opens the login page, enters credentials, and reaches the dashboard
User adds an item to cart, completes checkout, and reaches order confirmation
Intent tests replay discovered journeys in a real browser. Duku selects the shortest known paths to each goal, then executes them against the target.
This gives you a simple answer to a hard question: can users still complete the journeys that matter?
Intent tests are derived from exploration data, so they adapt as your application changes.
From the app: Open a product, choose a target from the top-right target menu, then click Run Tests
From the API: Call startIntentRuns
Each run includes:
Status: Whether the journey completed
Step log: Which steps passed or failed
Screenshots: Visual evidence for each step
Errors: Any issue captured during replay
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