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    Show HN: Agent – A Local Computer-Use Operator for macOS

    Hey HN! We've just open-sourced Agent, our framework for running computer-use workflows across multiple apps in isolated macOS/Linux sandboxes. After launching Computer a few weeks…

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    Hi! Thanks for the feedback. We hear you on the naming - "computer" is a broad term, but it aligns with our vision for making AI agents feel more like a natural extension of comput…

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    Show HN: Computer – Build Your Manus AI Agent with an OSS macOS Sandbox

    We just open-sourced Computer, a Computer-Use Interface (CUI) framework that enables AI agents to interact with isolated macOS and Linux sandboxes, with near-native performance on …

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    Comment #42990867

    We recently open-sourced lume, a CLI built on top Apple's Virtualization and Hypervisor frameworks, built specifically for Apple Silicon to support our future tool-building needs. …

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    Show HN: OSS Python Framework for Running macOS and Linux VMs on Apple Silicon

    Building on the momentum of lume, we’re excited to share pylume, a new Python library that makes it easier to manage macOS and Linux virtual machines (VMs) on Apple Silicon directl…

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    Yes, it will - not sure about the lightweight part though :) We're currently working out the details. It was left out of the initial release, but it’s feasible starting from a Wind…

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    Thanks for the feedback! I actually went into more detail about the project's reasoning and how it compares to lima/tart in another comment. Interestingly, we left out the screensh…

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    Yes, lume relies on Apple's Virtualization framework and can run BSD on a Mac with Apple silicon: https://wiki.freebsd.org/AppleSilicon I'll definitely document the option in the R…