A shared Space for every agent

San Francisco, CA
Joined January 2025
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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.
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when a task needs a computer, your agent creates a Space on your Mac, Windows or Linux box, does the work there and deletes it when done. it is super easy to use, with only one config line: `hermes config set terminal.backend cua` thanks Cua for this amazing plugin!
Your team and your Hermes can now share a computer. The new @trycua Spaces plugin gives Hermes its own Linux, macOS, or Windows Space on hardware you already own. Anyone on your team can open it, watch live, step in, and hand it back while Hermes keeps working. hermes-agent.nousresearch.co…
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in nyc next week with @ddupont808 for @NousResearch NousCon. who should we meet?
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ur Hermes need a computer? well they’re in luck! check out @trycua and give those poor agents a damn pc 🪽
Your team and your Hermes can now share a computer. The new @trycua Spaces plugin gives Hermes its own Linux, macOS, or Windows Space on hardware you already own. Anyone on your team can open it, watch live, step in, and hand it back while Hermes keeps working. hermes-agent.nousresearch.co…
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Another banger by @trycua! This is the kind of infrastructure work that actually moves agents forward. Run the same code on your own cloud or hardware, without being locked into one provider. And $10.2k vs $700 for 256 RL sandboxes is a hell of a difference. That changes what’s practical to build, test, and scale for more people!
1/ Introducing Cua Spaces on Hetzner and AWS (early access). Bring your own cloud, or self-host on your own Macs and Linux boxes, and run the same E2B and Daytona code. We priced 256 RL sandboxes, 8 h a day, for a month: $10.2k on E2B, $700 on Cua Spaces.
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Replying to @trycua
Cua has achieved RSI haha 🔄🚀 Saving users big bank!
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Your team and your Hermes can now share a computer. The new @trycua Spaces plugin gives Hermes its own Linux, macOS, or Windows Space on hardware you already own. Anyone on your team can open it, watch live, step in, and hand it back while Hermes keeps working. hermes-agent.nousresearch.co…
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.
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cua now runs your agent sandboxes on your own Hetzner box or the macs already in your office, same E2B code, $700/mo where the cloud quoted $10.2k. i'd point it at the machine under my desk tonight
1/ Introducing Cua Spaces on Hetzner and AWS (early access). Bring your own cloud, or self-host on your own Macs and Linux boxes, and run the same E2B and Daytona code. We priced 256 RL sandboxes, 8 h a day, for a month: $10.2k on E2B, $700 on Cua Spaces.
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ok I have a hetzner box that this is going on ASAP - idk when the cua team sleeps but guess glad that they don't! keep shipping guys!
1/ Introducing Cua Spaces on Hetzner and AWS (early access). Bring your own cloud, or self-host on your own Macs and Linux boxes, and run the same E2B and Daytona code. We priced 256 RL sandboxes, 8 h a day, for a month: $10.2k on E2B, $700 on Cua Spaces.
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have a mac mini but want to have some ephemeral linux boxes? cua spaces lets you have both for free (did i mention open source? it's open source)
1/ Introducing Cua Spaces on Hetzner and AWS (early access). Bring your own cloud, or self-host on your own Macs and Linux boxes, and run the same E2B and Daytona code. We priced 256 RL sandboxes, 8 h a day, for a month: $10.2k on E2B, $700 on Cua Spaces.
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obligatory mad lads keep doing it
1/ Introducing Cua Spaces on Hetzner and AWS (early access). Bring your own cloud, or self-host on your own Macs and Linux boxes, and run the same E2B and Daytona code. We priced 256 RL sandboxes, 8 h a day, for a month: $10.2k on E2B, $700 on Cua Spaces.
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Update: Cua Spaces now comes to your own Hetzner and AWS accounts, and runs your E2B and Daytona code unchanged. Early access 👇 xitter.cf/trycua/status/21133152…
1/ Introducing Cua Spaces on Hetzner and AWS (early access). Bring your own cloud, or self-host on your own Macs and Linux boxes, and run the same E2B and Daytona code. We priced 256 RL sandboxes, 8 h a day, for a month: $10.2k on E2B, $700 on Cua Spaces.
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5/ Self-hosting on your own Macs and Linux boxes works today: cua.ai/download Want E2B and Daytona compatibility the day it lands? Reply "compat" and we'll send it to you first.
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4/ It is not only cheaper. On one Mac Studio (M2 Max) against E2B, same day: cold start 185 ms vs 322 ms command round trip 0.7 ms vs 64 ms snapshot 0.52 s vs 2.0 s rollout loop 317 vs 101 steps/s (Cua on the same machine, E2B over the internet.)
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3/ Keep your E2B program as it is and run it with: cua run --compat e2b -- python app.py It runs in a Space on your own computer. Nothing in app.py changes.
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2/ Link your cloud once. cua cloud connect hetzner (or aws). Your Spaces then run on servers in your own account. In our tests, the next batch landed on a server that was already running: 10.6 s to create, 139 ms to the first command.
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1/ Introducing Cua Spaces on Hetzner and AWS (early access). Bring your own cloud, or self-host on your own Macs and Linux boxes, and run the same E2B and Daytona code. We priced 256 RL sandboxes, 8 h a day, for a month: $10.2k on E2B, $700 on Cua Spaces.
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Cua retweeted
tried cua spaces with codex to automate a browser task. what caught my attention is that the agent gets its own desktop to work with, instead of being limited to generating code. curious to see how it handles more complex workflows. @trycua
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Grok botで複数のYouTubeチャンネルを運営させると流石にトークンが足りなくなったのでCuaを使い始めた👀
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.
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Replying to @migdoesit @trycua
Both of these lil dudes is on their own physical machine but they are sharing a single cloud workspace with all of my custom tooling and infra. They are my employees, now I need to name them. 😳
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What I find interesting about @trycua is the idea of giving AI agents a space to work without getting in the way of everything else on your computer If I’m letting an agent handle files or interact with apps, I’d rather keep that work separate from my everyday workflow It feels like a small design choice, but one that could make a real difference in how comfortable people feel using AI agents
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