Universal by design
Designed around screenshots and standard input events, not a single vendor's proprietary computer-use interface.
AI shouldn't need a proprietary computer-use API to interact with your desktop. UCU bridges visual reasoning and real mouse-and-keyboard actions through an independent local runtime.
UCU is designed for AI systems that can understand screenshots but lack built-in desktop control. Rather than modifying or retraining the model, it provides an external execution bridge.
Designed around screenshots and standard input events, not a single vendor's proprietary computer-use interface.
A local runtime executes actions on the user's machine. The website itself does not request desktop access.
The proposed loop re-observes the screen after actions, so an agent can detect changes and correct its next move.
A simple interaction contract keeps the model and operating system separate. UCU handles the bridge; the connected agent supplies visual interpretation and decisions.
Acquire a real desktop screenshot.
The AI agent decides the next action.
Local mouse and keyboard input.
Capture again and evaluate the result.
Architecture illustration only. It is not an interactive live computer-use demo.
Computer control is a high-trust capability. The runtime architecture is being developed with explicit permissions and observable actions as priorities.
Keep desktop execution in a local process and make trust boundaries explicit. Avoid silently turning a website into a remote-control console.
Prioritize action logs, verification and recovery pathways, so users can inspect what the runtime attempted and what actually happened.
UCU is not a foundation model. The design integrates external capable models without requiring changes to their weights.
Apache License 2.0, public repository, and documentation as the runtime matures. No unverified installer is published here.
UCU is an ongoing RESS engineering project. Browse the repository for source code, implementation notes and future releases. This page is a development preview, not a claim that a production installer is available.
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