Action Health
The Action Health dashboard shows how reliably Hunch performs actions on your website. It tracks every tool execution and verifies whether each action succeeded. It also highlights tools that need attention.
Accessing Action Health
In the dashboard, navigate to your website's settings or overview page. The Action Health section shows:
- Total attempts: The number of actions Hunch tried in the selected period.
- Confirmed success: Actions verified as successful (for example, a "thank you" page appeared after form submission).
- Confirmed failure: Actions where an error was detected (for example, a "required field" validation message).
- Unverified: Actions that completed without a clear success or failure signal.
Understanding success rates
| Rate | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Above 80% | Healthy. Actions work reliably. |
| 60–80% | Needs attention. Some tools may have selector issues or the site markup may have changed. |
| Below 60% | Degraded. The tool is marked as degraded and may need manual review. |
Top failures
The dashboard shows the most common failure reasons:
- element_not_found: The widget could not find the form or button on the page. This usually means the site's markup changed since discovery.
- timeout: The action took too long to complete.
- failure: The action executed but did not produce the expected result.
Platform breakdown
If your site runs on a known platform (Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, and others), Hunch shows success rates per platform. Platform-aware sites typically have higher success rates because Hunch uses API-level operations instead of DOM clicks.
Improving reliability
- Add WebMCP attributes: Add
[toolname]attributes to your forms and buttons for highest-confidence tool discovery. - Use a supported platform: Shopify and WooCommerce sites get API-level cart operations that bypass DOM fragility.
- Check after site updates: If you redesign your site or change form markup, Hunch re-discovers tools on the next visit. Check Action Health to verify nothing broke.