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Bring your own agent and model, or explore CUA-S1 for specialized decisions. Cua provides the computer and automation tools. Computer-Use 2.0 describes an agent moving between code, APIs, and graphical interfaces within the same task.
See Cua Driver in action
Two Cua Driver sessions select cells in LibreOffice Calc and objects in Inkscape on an Omarchy desktop while a terminal stays in the foreground. Watch the 50-second demo, then explore Omarchy on Fleet.
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Cua Fleets
Provision isolated cloud desktops at run.cua.ai. A Fleet maintains sandbox capacity; your code claims a desktop from a pool and uses the Sandbox SDK to run commands, capture screenshots, and interact with apps inside it.
Your first result: provision a Linux desktop, run uname -a , save a screenshot, and delete the cloud resources. The tutorial covers Fleet credentials, dependencies, and cleanup. Pools can retain paid capacity after a claim ends, so follow its cleanup steps.
Local sandboxes and Fleets share the Sandbox SDK, but credentials, images, operations, and runtime requirements differ. Use the runtime support reference to choose an environment. For your own hardware, see Manage local sandbox lifecycle.
Your first Cloud Fleet | Fleet overview | Sandbox SDK reference
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