Jay Zhou

“Wait, the agent doesn't have to run on the machine you're typing on. 🖥️ Cua's new Spaces SDK gives each bot its own desktop — its own screen and its own apps — and you pick the computer: your laptop, the office Mac mini, your own AWS, Google Cloud or Azure account, or a sandbox host. Starting one is ten lines, and moving a job is a single field: change on:"local" to the name of another of your computers and it runs there instead. Any agent works in that Space — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Goose, OpenCode, or your own — with the same tools. Where this earns its keep: an always-on Mac mini can hold a long job while your laptop stays shut, and you can take the screen over the moment it gets stuck. The sample bots app for Mac and iPhone is on GitHub if you want to see the shape before wiring anything up.”

Fito

“Spaces is goated. Been on it since launch it’s awesome.”

Francesco

“grok bot, muse, dots: every big lab now ships a bot on their managed computer their cloud, their rules, and you're locked in with the cua spaces sdk your bots run on any computer you choose”

Zane Chee

“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?”

raymel 👋

“wow way simpler than having a host agent control cua sandboxes from the outside”

Sughu

“Wow @trycua is underrated i have posted in the past about how agents with their own computers will be a big deal what makes them useful right now is that they need to be always on AND persistent this new offering lets people spin that up instantly super bullish”

Jason Freedman

“Cua has been about 18 months ahead of the market this whole time.”