Measure time saved including setup and rework

A claim of thirty minutes saved daily requires a real comparison and cannot apply to every user. Automatic runtime is not equivalent to time saved.

Record manual time for the same objective, then count tool setup, supervision, output review and error correction. Compare similar scope and quality; doing less work is not a fair automation comparison.

Your personal observation can be manual baseline minus total human time with the tool. Retain failures and browser/extension versions, and do not extrapolate one smooth run into a fixed long-term saving.

Make a fair time comparison

Use the same subject, similar target scope and the same completion standard. Complete one task manually and another with the tool, but review both outputs. Unreviewed tool output is not automatically finished work.

Record target preparation, configuration, inspection and rework as human time. List machine waiting separately; only work that previously required your attention can plausibly become a saving.

Write a limited conclusion

You might find fewer repeated page opens but substantial setup, or comments still requiring individual edits. Without a complete comparison, give a qualitative finding. Do not generalize one run into a fixed daily saving or infer expected efficiency from a historical screenshot.

Product reference

Product steps were checked against extension 3.5.3. See the related guide for instructions and pricing for access. Report behavior that differs through feedback, including the version and a redacted error.