Pro Agents
Configure and test a Pro Agent
Enable Pro Agent mode for an eligible assistant, review domain boundaries, and test the visitor journey before publishing.
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Where to do this in Chat4U
- Project
- Assistant
- Behavior
Open the intended assistant and use its Behavior controls to review or upgrade its assistant type before testing the visitor journey.
Look forAssistantBehaviorUpgrade to Pro AgentTest chat
Open Chat4U What you’ll accomplish
Enable browser assistance without turning your website into an unbounded automation surface. You will define one visitor-visible task, one domain boundary, and its safe fallback.
- Finish with
- A narrowly scoped Pro Agent tested on a permitted page
Configure and test one safe journey
Upgrade the intended assistantSelect Upgrade to Pro Agent from the assistant settings.
Chat4U creates a Pro configuration only when the plan permits it and the assistant has no active public demo.Limit the domain boundaryAllow only the real customer domains and subdomains where the flow belongs.
Do not use a wildcard merely to make a test pass.Define one visitor-visible taskStart on a safe test page with a request such as “Show me the annual plan comparison.”
Name an expected selector or allowed URL. Help a visitor find or highlight something; do not ask it to complete checkout or handle account access.Test the approved requestConfirm that the page-changing request waits for visitor approval.
Review the page result and tool metadata after the attempt.Test the refusal and fallbackDeny an action and try a blocked destination, missing selector, or timeout.
The agent should stop and offer a manual alternative rather than expanding access or claiming completion.
- Knowledge answer remains useful without browser action
- Page-changing requests visibly wait for visitor approval
- Disallowed domains and sensitive targets stop safely
- A timeout or missing selector has a clear fallback
Mode limits
Downgrading to Standard removes browser tools. Public demos currently reject Pro Agents, and bounded runtime controls can time out or return partial page context; they are not a promise that every browser task will complete.
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