Use Cua for Local VM and include voice mode - #100
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The cloud box needs a paid plan and "This computer" points the agent at the desktop the human is using. Local VM is the third option: a Linux desktop in a container on this machine — free, disposable, and separate from the user's own desktop and files. It costs almost no new code because the computer tools were never really coupled to the cloud. Every tool runs shell and reads a file back, so only two functions had to learn a second transport: commands go through the runtime's exec instead of a REST endpoint, and a frame is read straight out of the container instead of over HTTP — which is also faster, since there is no network hop at all. - Runs on: Cloud box · Local VM · This computer · Off - Both drivers ask one helper what env the proxy needs, so the transport decision lives in exactly one place and box credentials can never leak into a container turn (there's a test for that) - Choosing Local VM when it isn't ready explains which step is missing — no runtime, runtime not started, image not pulled, container stopped — instead of failing inside the agent's turn - The box-only Computer engine says so plainly rather than throwing Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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