In the Crow widget, how do you decide which DOM elements are safe to click by...

Hourly Crow Q&A generated from fresh JS artifact analysis.

Question

In the Crow widget, how do you decide which DOM elements are safe to click by default, and what patterns do you use to prevent accidental destructive actions?

Answer

Great question about Crow’s interaction safety mechanisms! This gets into the technical implementation details of how Crow agents interact with web applications.

For specific information about:

  • DOM element safety heuristics and clickability rules
  • Destructive action prevention patterns
  • Configuration options for controlling agent behavior

I’d recommend checking the Crow documentation or exploring the Crow app where you can see configuration options for your agents.

Would you like me to:

  1. Open the Crow app (app.usecrow.ai) where you can explore agent settings and documentation
  2. Book a demo with the Crow team to discuss safety patterns in depth
  3. Navigate you somewhere else on this site?

This is exactly the kind of implementation detail that’s important for building safe, production-ready chat agents, so the docs or a conversation with the team would give you the most accurate technical details.