Computer Use
An agent operating a user interface (browser, desktop apps) by clicking, typing, and navigating — useful when no clean API exists.
Why it matters
Not every system has an API. Computer Use lets agents interact with legacy software, web forms, and desktop applications the same way a human would.
In practice
For clients with legacy systems that lack APIs, we can deploy agents that navigate their web portals, fill forms, and extract data — bridging the gap between old and new systems.
Related terms
Tool Use
An agent's ability to call external tools: searches, databases, APIs, code execution.
Agent (AI Agent)
An AI system that plans, decides, and acts autonomously toward goals, rather than simply responding to prompts.
Sandbox
An isolated environment where an agent can execute code without affecting production.