Dev shares crude cross-interface agent setup: Linux box with limited apps plus CUA monitoring
tokenbender · x · 2026-10-25
tokenbender describes how he works across interfaces: he runs his agent on a Linux box with a limited set of apps it can monitor, falling back on CUA (computer-use agent) when needed. He admits the setup is crude and asks for better alternatives. For edge cases where someone spots an issue in his voice notes, he jokes he'll just claim he had a cold.
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