BUILT ON CUA
Built on Cua.
ibara doesn’t reinvent computer use. Every click, keystroke and cursor movement, in apps and in web pages, runs on Cua, the open-source computer-use engine.
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What Cua does#
- Computer control. Clicks, typing and key presses in native apps, and reading apps through accessibility.
- Browser control. Clicking and typing in web pages, with pages receiving ordinary, trusted input.
- The agent’s cursor. A visible, named cursor for the agent, so you can always see where it’s working.
What ibara adds#
Cua runs on cloud machines as well as local ones. ibara puts it to work on the Omarchy computers you own, and is everything around that engine: finding and pairing your computers, deciding who may use each one, one driver at a time with a clear handoff, the native Omarchy console, file transfer, the tools your agent calls, and a small browser extension that reads web pages for the agent but never clicks or types. Cua drives the computer; ibara decides who gets to, and shows you what’s happening.
Thanks#
Thank you to the Cua team for building an open, capable foundation.