Cua is an open-source framework that enables AI agents to control full operating systems within high-performance, lightweight virtual containers. It delivers up to 97% native CPU speed on Apple Silicon and works with any language models.
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Really liked it Alessandro. It's super interesting. Hope many makers can feel the same and wish you all the best here. Cheers!
@german_merlo1 Thanks German, really happy you like what we built! Cheers to you as well :)
Hey @Cua team, congrats on the launch! This is a very exciting product that's solving a real concern: removing the risk of giving full access to your host system while still providing all of the benefits of using computer agents (enhancing workflows, automation, productivity, etc). I'm most excited about the potential to use this to test desktop software and applications. Can't wait to give this a try. 😊
When you first told me about Cua, I kind of didn't believe you could pull it off. Great execution guys
Such an obvious idea and flawless execution. The founders are also some of the nicest people I've ever met. Bravo! 🥂
🔥 Cua is the ultimate AI agent playground! Giving AI full OS control within lightweight containers is revolutionary - like Docker meets AGI. The potential for autonomous workflows just exploded! 🚀 #AIContainers
The ability to "self-debug" is one of the coolest things that you can do with AI. The way that you all leverage that to get the models to learn from their mistakes is awesome.
great launch! whats the difference netween Cua and Lume? may I need both?
@mark_hokil Thanks for the kind words Mark!
Happy to clarify the difference: Cua is the complete framework that enables AI agents to control operating systems in secure containers. Lume is actually one component of the Cua stack - specifically the virtualization layer that leverages Apple's Virtualization.Framework to run the high-performance VMs. Our users typically use both together - Lume provides the virtualization foundation, while the full Cua framework gives you the agent capabilities.