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Overview

Orgo is desktop infrastructure for AI agents. Launch headless cloud VMs that AI models can control and interact with.

What is computer use?

AI computer use is a new capability that enables AI to directly control computers by viewing screens and manipulating interfaces. Companies like Anthropic recently released their first generation of computer use agents (CUAs) that can observe and interact with digital environments like humans do. Here’s a few random X posts that talk about computer use agents:
This technology opens possibilities for a new category of AI-powered software and tools. Currently, the best model (Claude Opus 4.5) scores around 67% accuracy on benchmarks like OSWorld (compared to human performance of ~72%), showing promise but indicating the technology is still maturing. Running these agents directly on your own machine works for experimentation but lacks security controls, scalability, and production-ready infrastructure. Orgo solves these problems.

How to start

Here’s a quick video of your first computer actions on Orgo. It shows the basic steps or essentially the ‘Hello world’ of computer use. You use your Orgo API key and Anthropic API key to spin up a new computer instance and then prompt it to open up Firefox.
The video walks through a basic computer use agent, but you could make modifications and integrate your own code to make it better or more specialized for your use case.
from orgo import Computer
from dotenv import load_dotenv

load_dotenv()

# Create a computer
computer = Computer()

# Perform actions
computer.left_click(100, 200)
computer.type("Hello world")
computer.screenshot()

# Or use AI to control it
computer.prompt("Find a funny cat image and save it to the desktop")
The prompt() method uses Orgo’s hosted AI agent by default. You can also control the computer programmatically using methods like left_click(), type(), and scroll() to build custom AI agents. Orgo uses a bring-your-own-model approach, so you can integrate AI models from providers like Anthropic, OpenAI, or others to control the virtual environments. Computer use agents typically operate in a loop:
Orgo provides virtual computer environments that AI agents can control to automate tasks. These environments boot in under 500ms, eliminating infrastructure management overhead so you can focus on building.