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i reverse engineered @OpenAI's Codex Computer Use and built pi-computer-use: a model agnostic computer use tool for my fellow pi enjoyers on MacOS.
comes with ax-first navigation & a vision fallback for supported models! source code in comments; would love to get some feedback.
growing up, sf to me was always a place where brilliant minds learn to build more efficiently, without having to spend more time at work
in contrast, singapore (and china to a more extreme degree) was always about working harder, 996 and overtime to maximise your possible productivity
imagine my surprise when i see sf, the city that’s meant to bring the future, start to embrace antiquated ideas that asia is working so hard to move past
why did this culture shift happen?
singapore could never create something like Andreessen Horowitz. we'd just end up with Tan Tan venture capitalists
i'm personally a big fan of pi, and i built a little plugin that lets your pi connect to your spaces across macOS, Windows and Linux. check it out!
github.com/injaneity/pi-cua
Replying to @trycua
4/ Bring any agent.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Goose, OpenCode, Hermes or your own. They all use the same Space and the same tools.
don't worry dots users, i didn't forget about you: use the same prompt as below, and if you happen to use both dots and bots, congrats! you now have two free linux VMs that you can control
for grok bot users, you can set this up within 3 minutes! just tell your most trusted @bot this:
set up cua spaces on your computer as a controllable linux vm (not a container), giving yourself kvm access if needed. once you've set it up, walk me through what cua spaces can do, and how to make the most of it.
for grok bot users, you can set this up within 3 minutes! just tell your most trusted @bot this:
set up cua spaces on your computer as a controllable linux vm (not a container), giving yourself kvm access if needed. once you've set it up, walk me through what cua spaces can do, and how to make the most of it.
Replying to @trycua
4/ Bring any agent.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Goose, OpenCode, Hermes or your own. They all use the same Space and the same tools.
cua spaces is special to me because its built around the idea of being self-sufficient: use compute you have lying around, use whichever model you like, without having to feel limited by your subscriptions
when you switch between dots and grokbot, these are completely separate computers. but what if they didn't have to be? why not unify, instead of fragmenting your options?
1/ Introducing the Cua Spaces SDK.
Every big lab now ships a bot with its own computer: Grok Bot, Muse, dots. None let you bring your own. With Cua Spaces, now you can.
Put Claude Code, Codex or any agent on compute you choose, and run jobs across all your computers at once.
day 1 of learning something new every day, as someone who's been letting their brain rot for a while now
polysemanticity describes the behaviour of nodes in a neural network that fire for unrelated concepts, which is important in understanding that one neuron != one concept
> frontier lab employee posts anything
> hurr durr but you have unlimited tokens
can token junkies just be normal for once
他们喜欢我的设计,所以就抄袭了。
团队默认承认了这一点。
因为我们是一家小公司,所以他们(正确地)认为我们没有资源进行反击。
我觉得这真的很令人难过,因为 Notion 声称支持独立创作者,但他们早就把重心转移到了企业市场。
xitter.cf/kepano/status/18393389…
I like the idea of making AI feel more personal, and you're doing a great job there.
That said, every Notion employee in that piece follows my work — Ryo, Rob, Ivan, Linus... I'd be nice to get some acknowledgement for being part of the inspiration!
xitter.cf/kepano/status/18393132…
i want to go back to the US to hear the blue devils, can’t believe i missed the opportunity last trip
retiring the cat pfp, @brianchew and @TheCoppinger take pretty good photos










