Computers for computer-use agents
You bring the agent.
Cua brings the computer.
Desktop automation, isolated cloud desktops, local macOS VMs, and a benchmark harness. Four pieces you can take separately.
The division is the product. The project says it plainly: you bring the agent and model, Cua provides the computer and the automation tools.
fleet / desktop pool
Nothing claimed
linuxidle
linuxidle
macosidle
windowsidle
Illustrative pool. Claiming one leaves the rest untouched, which is how the SDK describes it.
- Driver
- Operate native apps on macOS, Windows and Linux, plus browsers.
- Fleets
- Isolated cloud desktops claimed from a pool, run and screenshotted.
- Lume
- Local VMs for macOS and Linux on Apple Silicon.
- Bench
- Tasks and trajectories you write, verify and export.
Pools can retain paid capacity after a claim ends, so the tutorials include cleanup steps.
Local sandboxes and cloud Fleets share one SDK, but credentials, images and runtime requirements differ. MIT licensed.