I found these new strings in your shipped crow-widget.js: /api/browser-use, /...
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Question
I found these new strings in your shipped crow-widget.js: /api/browser-use, /api/chat, /api/products, https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=${u}&display=swap`,document.head.appendChild(p. What do they correspond to in Crow’s product (features, tools, or APIs), and how are they intended to be used?
Answer
Great question! You’ve found some interesting internal API endpoints from the widget code. While I don’t have access to the detailed internal implementation docs, I can share what these likely represent based on their names:
API Endpoints
/api/chat
- Most likely the core conversational API that powers chat interactions with Crow agents
- Handles message exchanges between users and AI agents
/api/browser-use
- This suggests functionality related to browser-based actions or tool use
- Could be related to Crow agents performing actions within web applications (part of Crow’s native app integration capability)
/api/products
- Likely retrieves product/service information
- Could be used for agents to access product catalogs or service offerings
Google Fonts snippet
- Standard font loading mechanism for the widget’s UI styling
For Official Documentation
Since these are internal API endpoints from the shipped widget, the official documentation and implementation details would be available in:
- The Crow dashboard at app.usecrow.ai - where you’d configure agents and integrations
- Developer docs - for technical integration details
Would you like me to open the Crow app for you, or do you have specific questions about how to implement certain features with Crow agents?