Virtual desktops for AI agents: spin up remote instances with browser, code execution, and filesystem for computer use agents.
Scrapybara hosts remote desktop instances for computer use agents like CUA and Claude Computer Use. With a unified API, developers can write one line of code to execute agents with any model and access low-level controls like the browser, filesystem, and code sandboxes. It handles autoscaling, auth, and system environments so anyone can deploy fleets of agents to production and automate any free-form computing task at scale.
Key Features
check_circleUnified API for computer use models
check_circleMulti-turn conversations
check_circleCustom tools
check_circleStructured outputs
check_circleStart hundreds of instances in milliseconds
lightbulbDevelopers build web scraping agents that navigate complex sites and extract structured data, reducing manual scraping effort by 90%.
lightbulbQA engineers automate end-to-end UI testing by running hundreds of parallel tests in isolated desktop instances, catching regressions before release.
lightbulbData scientists deploy research agents that browse the web, run code, and compile reports autonomously, accelerating data collection from days to hours.
lightbulbProduct teams create AI-powered PR bots that analyze code changes and execute automated tests in real desktop environments, ensuring code quality.
lightbulbOperations teams orchestrate fleets of computer use agents to handle repetitive desktop tasks like form filling and data entry, saving hundreds of hours monthly.
lightbulbSecurity researchers run sandboxed agents to simulate user interactions and test application behavior without risking production systems.
lightbulbStartups prototype AI workflows quickly by spinning up instances with one line of code, iterating on agent behavior in minutes instead of weeks.
AI agentscomputer useremote desktopvirtual desktopagent infrastructureautomationweb scrapingtestingCUAClaude Computer Use
