A desktop automation platform for AI agents that need a real Linux session.
QEMU/KVM first in production, with an honest Xvfb fallback for local development and verification.
Getting started · Documentation · API reference · Architecture
Agent Computer Use Platform gives agents a real Linux desktop to work in, with screenshots, shell access, files, desktop input, and an operator view that makes the current session state easy to follow.
- Runs agent tasks inside disposable Linux sessions instead of collapsing everything into a browser tab.
- Gives you one place to work with screenshots, shell commands, files, desktop input, and session state.
- Keeps operators in the loop with a live desktop view, structured receipts, and clear fallback modes.
bun ci
bun run build
bun run --filter @acu/sandbox-runner startOpen http://127.0.0.1:3000, create a session, and drive it through the control plane or the SDKs. For the full local setup, smoke eval, examples, and install notes, start with the getting started guide.
Prefer Nix on Linux? This repo now ships a flake for the reproducible source-first path:
nix develop
bun run build
nix build .#guest-runtimeYou can also install the Rust binaries directly from the flake with nix profile install .#guest-runtime or nix profile install .#export-schemas.
On Arch Linux, the packaged desktop app is also available through the AUR with paru:
paru -S inspectors-desktop-bin
# or build from source packages instead:
paru -S inspectors-desktop
paru -S inspectors-desktop-gitUse the AUR packages when you want the packaged desktop app on Arch. For source checkouts, local builds, and the full development stack, keep following the getting started guide. The AUR packaging source of truth lives under packaging/aur.
- Getting started
- Architecture
- API reference
- QEMU guest bridge
- Security model
- Release checklist
- Eval tasks and fixtures
Alpha. QEMU/KVM is the product path; Xvfb stays in the repo as the lighter local fallback and regression lane.
MIT. See LICENSE.