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// agentic.computer

Your second computer.
Built for AI agents.

A computer an AI agent can see, click, and type on — so it can run real, unmodified GUI software as reliably as a person would. No custom APIs to build, no app to integrate. Just a screen and a mouse, made for agents.

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// the problem

GUI automation is still unreliable

Ask a typical computer-use agent to open the Calculator app and multiply 23 by 7, and today it will often fail — not because the math is hard, but because everything around it is: misclicked buttons, stale screen reads, lost track of what state the app is actually in, a result that never actually got read back correctly.

Ordinary desktop software wasn't built to be driven by a program that can only see pixels and accessibility trees, and that has to verify every single action actually landed before moving to the next one. Closing that gap is what agentic.computer is built to do.

✗ without verification
One misclick, one stale read — and the whole task silently breaks.
✓ with agentic.computer
Every click and keystroke is confirmed before the next one fires.
// example run

Watch an agent work through a real bug

An unedited run against the real macOS Calculator — dead ends included.

“compute 6 × 7”
✗ AppleScript read ✗ Vision capture ✓ Clipboard copy
6 × 7 = 42
“how about 32 × 34?”
✗ Clipboard (stale) ✗ Menu ▸ Copy ✗ AX walk, 2 levels ✓ AX walk, 5 levels (Swift)
32 × 34 = 1088
✗ what I assumed
“The AX tree doesn't expose the display.”
✓ what was actually true
The capture filters out read-only text. A full 5-level recursive walk finds it every time.

Same gap, every time: “I clicked something” isn't “I know what happened.” Closing that gap is the runtime.

// what we're building

A computer, made for agents to operate

agentic.computer is a full desktop that an agent can operate on your behalf — clicking, typing, opening apps, browsing — given a task in plain language, inside its own isolated machine rather than your real one.

available now

Computer-use agent runtime

A driver and runtime purpose-built for agent-driven GUI control: reliable action execution, state verification after every click and keystroke, and recovery paths for the ordinary desktop apps that were never designed with agents in mind.

coming next

Cloud infrastructure

On-demand agent computers in the cloud — so any agent, from any system, can get a machine of its own to work on, without needing access to yours.

// get involved

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We're building this in the open, early. Leave your email and we'll reach out as the runtime and cloud infra come online.

Prefer email? xcmax123@gmail.com