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Share a first-hand review of using Cua Spaces to let a computer-use agent work on your Mac, with one concrete observation.

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Install Cua Spaces free (https://cua.ai/download), connect your agent (Claude Code, Codex...) and give it one real task on your Mac. Share your experience and honest review. Try it on a non-sensitive task and keep private screens out of your post. Tag @trycua.

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Oct 20, 2026, 12:00 AM
Starts: Oct 22, 2026, 11:59 PM
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Website: @trycua ↗
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#01@veetor4x

Checking out @trycua Spaces before I run a full task What stood out for me is the isolation angle. Instead of giving Claude Code direct control of my Mac, it runs in its own Space - I can let it click around and work without worrying about it touching sensitive windows Plan is to install free from http://cua.ai/download, connect Claude Code and give it one but non-sensitive task like organizing files That's the use case I actually want to trust. Will share how it handles it

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#02@_Clemcrypton

One thing I noticed while exploring @trycua is that the separate workspace is a big part of its appeal. I don’t want an agent organizing files to interfere with other things I have open. Keeping its work contained is a practical feature for anyone still figuring out how much control to give AI

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