A solo builder’s computer-control agent reaches 80% with 141 Python files
Vivid_Ad_5069 · reddit · 2026-07-23
A solo builder is documenting a personal experiment: an AI agent system that can control their computer. They say the project went from an idea and a PNG to a working agent in about four months, despite starting with no Python or API knowledge.
The post includes a large architecture snapshot: 141 active Python files, with modules for LLM routing, memory, decision layers, task state, patch management, evaluation, vision processing, and more. The author frames it as a work in progress and invites comments and ideas rather than selling anything.
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