cua-computer-use-agent
trycua/cua open-source computer-use agent framework: Apple Silicon-native, runs lightweight macOS/Linux VMs with sub-second cold starts; provides a unified Python interface for screen capture, click, and type actions.
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trycua/cua open-source computer-use agent framework: Apple Silicon-native, runs lightweight macOS/Linux VMs with sub-second cold starts; provides a unified Python interface for screen capture, click, and type actions.
Use to let a hosted agent reach a private-data MCP server behind your firewall (an outbound tunnel plus a proxy, with per-server OAuth) so internal tools are usable without exposing them to the public internet.
Open-source Chrome extension that runs a multi-agent browser automation system locally. Planner, Navigator, and Validator agents collaborate inside the browser with no external API calls for web tasks.
Browserless.io headless browser service. It provides a Docker-deployable or cloud-hosted Chrome endpoint with REST and WebSocket APIs for screenshot, PDF, scraping, and Puppeteer/Playwright remote sessions.
Bytebot open-source computer-use agent: a Docker-based Ubuntu desktop with AI-controlled mouse and keyboard; exposes an HTTP API for agents to send click, type, screenshot, and macro commands.
A Claude Code plugin with 65 skills for full-stack development across many frameworks, 9 workflow commands for Jira and Confluence, and a /common-ground command that lists Claude's assumptions about your project.
Claude-first paid-media operations skill for Claude Code across 12 ad platforms (Google, Meta, YouTube, LinkedIn, TikTok, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Reddit, Pinterest, Snapchat, X): source-grounded audits, deterministic scoring, versioned JSON reports, and capability-gated account changes.
Contributed by Sentinel
Open-source browser API optimised for AI agents. It provides session management, stealth settings, proxy rotation, and a REST/WebSocket interface on top of Chromium for cloud-scale agent browser access.
Use as the OSS self-hosted sandbox when you need to run agent code on your own infra: libkrun-based microVM isolation with no per-sandbox vendor cost, the escape hatch from a managed runtime at high volume.
A very professional collection of over a dozen security-focused skills for code auditing and vulnerability detection. Includes skills for static analysis with CodeQL and Semgrep, variant analysis across codebases, fix verification, and differential code review.
Use for enterprise hosted-control agents (the agent loop runs at the provider while execution happens on your own infrastructure) when you want a managed control plane but data and code must stay on your machines.
Browserbase Open Operator: an open-source Operator-style web agent built on Stagehand; demonstrates full task decomposition, action planning, and evidence collection using the Browserbase cloud.
Notte open-source web agent environment. It converts browser sessions into a Markov Decision Process with structured observation/action spaces, making browsers first-class RL and LLM agent environments.
E2B Desktop Sandbox: a cloud virtual desktop (Ubuntu + VNC) with Python SDK for screenshot, mouse, keyboard, and process control; designed for AI agents that need a full GUI environment in an isolated VM.
Emergence AI agent-E browser agent: hierarchical LLM-based web automation that uses DOM distillation and action abstraction layers to achieve significantly higher benchmark accuracy than prior browser agents.
Enables users to prompt codex from claude code. Unlike the raw codex mcp server, this skill infers parameters such as model, reasoning effort, sandboxing from your prompt or asks you to specify them. It also simplifies continuing prior codex sessions so that codex can continue with the prior context.
Research browser agent from Zhejiang University and HKU. It uses GPT-4V interleaved screenshot + HTML observations to complete open-ended web tasks; established an early web-agent benchmark (WebVoyager).