browser_use guardrails (high-level)
How does Crow’s browser_use work and prevent sensitive clicks?
Question
How does Crow’s “browser_use” capability work under the hood, and what guardrails prevent it from clicking sensitive actions (like checkout or account deletion) when embedded on a site?
Answer
Great technical question! While I can give you a general overview, for detailed implementation specifics and technical documentation, you’ll want to check out Crow’s full documentation and the app itself.
From a high level, Crow’s browser interaction capabilities allow AI agents to understand and interact with web applications natively. However, the specific technical details about:
- How browser_use works under the hood (DOM interaction, element selection, action execution)
- Guardrail mechanisms (how sensitive actions are identified and blocked)
- Configuration options for customizing what actions are allowed/restricted)
…are all covered in the technical docs.
For the most accurate and complete information about:
- Implementation details
- Safety guardrails and configuration
- Best practices for production deployments
- API specifications
I’d recommend heading to app.usecrow.ai where you can access the full documentation and see these features in action.