Cua releases Cua Spaces 0.1.0, giving agents full desktop machines
The open-source trycua/cua project has shipped Cua Spaces 0.1.0, a macOS app that gives agents full macOS or Linux desktops running on your Mac, other machines you own, or your own cloud account (AWS, Google Cloud or Modal), with shared human-plus-agent desktops, teleporting of signed-in apps, and sessions kept in a local encrypted Cua Keyvault. The repository also ships Cua Driver for driving native desktop apps and browsers across macOS, Windows and Linux via CLI, MCP or typed SDKs, Lume for local Apple Silicon VMs, the small specialized CUA-S1 'System 1' decision models whose weights are hosted on Hugging Face, and Cua Bench for building tasks, evaluating agents and exporting trajectories. Cua Spaces is source-available under FSL-1.1-MIT and becomes MIT two years after each release, while the rest of the repo is MIT; Spaces is free for individuals, with Pro and Teams plans listed as coming soon.
It bundles VM management, desktop drivers, small decision models and benchmarking into a self-hostable stack, which could lower the barrier to building and evaluating computer-use agents.