Claude and Codex taught how to manage any programs on a computer – the open source
⚡️ Claude and Codex taught how to manage any programs on a computer - the open source Agent Desktop was published by the tech giant Vercel, the creator of Next.js. What we have: • AI gets access to the program interface: it can press buttons, fill out fields,
Claude Codex Taught is the focus of this technology update. ⚡️ Claude and Codex taught how to manage any programs on a computer – the open source Agent Desktop was published by the tech giant Vercel, the creator of Next.js. What we have: • AI gets access to the program interface: it can press buttons, fill out fields, scroll pages, work with windows, menus and the clipboard. • No special integrations or APIs required: the agent uses Windows, macOS and Linux system tools to interact with common desktop applications. • It works not only based on screenshots: instead of guessing the coordinates of buttons, the AI reads the structure of the interface and determines exactly which elements need to be clicked. • 60 commands to control your computer: from launching applications and dragging objects to managing notifications and checking the results of your own actions. • Works on Windows, macOS and Linux. Why you definitely need this: Agent Desktop can perform complex sequences of actions in programs, and not poke around blindly. We lean back on the chair and give out commands – here. 👍 Backdoor
What happened with Claude Codex Taught
⚡️ Claude and Codex taught how to manage any programs on a computer – the open source Agent Desktop was published by the tech giant Vercel, the creator of Next.js. What we have: • AI gets access to the program interface: it can press buttons, fill out fields, scroll pages, work with windows, menus and the clipboard. • No special integrations or APIs required: the agent uses Windows, macOS and Linux system tools to interact with common desktop applications. • It works not only based on screenshots: instead of guessing the coordinates of buttons, the AI reads the structure of the interface and determines exactly which elements need to be clicked. • 60 commands to control your computer: from launching applications and dragging objects to managing notifications and checking the results of your own actions. • Works on Windows, macOS and Linux. Why you definitely need this: Agent Desktop can perform complex sequences of actions in programs, and not poke around blindly. We lean back on the chair and give out commands – here. 👍 Backdoor
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