What if the script breaks the site?
A third-party script that fails or hangs can block page load or leave the page half-rendered in front of your customers.
Letting an AI build changes on your site only makes sense if nothing can break it, nothing ships without approval and everything is recorded. That is how Bixlow is built.
Security in Bixlow rests on an asynchronous script that fails silently, runtime-injected changes that disappear when a workflow is stopped, publishing that a person always approves, data processed in the European Union, and each customer's data isolated at the database level.
Before installing a third-party script, especially one that uses AI, there are fair questions that deserve a concrete answer.
A third-party script that fails or hangs can block page load or leave the page half-rendered in front of your customers.
A change generated without review can reach production with copy, an offer or a design nobody approved.
Test assignment and measurement shouldn't need personal data or leave the EU.
When several people and an AI work on the same site, you need to know who did what and be able to roll it back.
Each layer answers one of those questions.
It loads asynchronously and fails silently: if Bixlow can't be reached, your site renders exactly as it would without it.
They are injected into the page when it loads. Stop a workflow and the change disappears on the next page load.
The agent proposes and builds; publishing is always a human decision. You can review the change in the preview first.
The activity log keeps who did what, including what the AI did, and the version history lets you roll back.
No fine print: this is what the product does today.
The script and the changes are designed so your site keeps working whatever happens.
Nothing the agent builds reaches your visitors without someone approving it.
Test assignment uses a first-party identifier generated in the browser, not personal data.
Each customer's data is isolated at the database level, and every project has its own activity log.
The agent works inside your project, with your permissions. What it can't do is publish on its own.
Bixlow Studio supports installation and setup with your technical team, and answers procurement, IT and legal questions about how Bixlow works on your site.
Meet Bixlow StudioThe script loads asynchronously and fails silently. If Bixlow can't be reached, your site renders exactly as it would without it.
No. The agent proposes and builds, but publishing is always a person's decision.
No. Changes are injected into the page when it loads and nothing is written into your theme. Stop a workflow and the change disappears on the next page load.
In the European Union. Test assignment uses a first-party identifier generated in the browser, with no personal data.
No. Each customer's data is isolated at the database level, so a query never returns another customer's data.
Yes. The activity log records who did what in each project, including what the AI did, and the version history lets you go back to any earlier version.
Install the script, review what the agent builds and decide what gets published. If you have specific questions, talk to the Studio.
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