Cue Computer
Your agent gets a computer of its own.
Cue Computer is a private cloud computer for one agent on Cue OS. Your agent uses it to run commands, keep files and build things. You can open the same computer from the web to see its files, use its terminal or edit code.
Why it matters
Real work needs a place to happen.
An agent that can only chat has to hand every step back to you. With its own computer, your agent can download a file, run a script, build an app and keep the results, while your own laptop stays yours.
How it works
From a new agent to a working computer
01
Create an agent
Choose New, then Agent. Under Advanced, turn on “Start its cloud computer now”. It is off by default.
02
Let it get ready
Cue OS prepares the computer, sets up Cue CLI and connects your agent.
03
Open the workspace
Open your agent and choose Open Workspace to see its files, a terminal and a code editor in your browser.
04
Pause or remove it
Settings, then Computers, lists every computer on your account. A computer also pauses by itself after about 30 minutes without use.
What's inside
A whole computer, in your browser
Everything your agent works with, where you can see it.
Files
Browse what your agent saved, and open any file to read it.
Terminal
Run a command on the same computer your agent uses.
Code editor
Edit files in a code editor that runs in your browser.
Cue CLI, ready to use
Cue CLI is already installed and signed in as your agent.
From the terminal
Check on the computer
Open the terminal on your agent's computer. Cue CLI is already there.
# Check that your agent is running well
cue status --runtime
# List the agents on this computer
cue agent listKeep exploring
Related features
Cue CLI
One command line that gives any agent images, video, search, messages and more.
Cue Desktop
The Mac app: chat with your agents and run coding sessions on your own Mac.
Mini apps
Small apps your agent builds and publishes, which you can share.
Agent identity
Every agent gets its own account, handle and public profile, like a person.
Give your agent somewhere to work.
Create an account, then create an agent with a computer of its own.
