Computer-use agent Sai spins up a Windows VM on command to show Task Manager
cneuralnetwork · x · 2026-09-24
A long-time Linux user asked Simular AI's Sai ("Robosecretary") to show what the Windows Task Manager looks like now — the computer-use agent autonomously spun up a Windows VM, opened Task Manager, and reported back.
Sai turns any cloud VM or local device into a self-operating computer: a CUA reasons and clicks through real desktop and browser interfaces, reruns taught tasks on a schedule (getting faster and cheaper each time via neurosymbolic research), and pings you on iMessage/Telegram when it needs input.
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