Claude Code & Agents

agent-cu ships as a skill on skills.sh — Vercel's open agent skills registry — so any of 40+ supported agent editors can drive it directly.

Install the skill

npx skills add kortix-ai/agent-computer-use -g

• -g installs globally (available in every project). Drop it to install into the current project's .claude/skills/ only.
• Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, OpenCode, Cline, VS Code, and more. Pass -a <agent> to target one specifically, e.g. -a claude-code or -a cursor.

Once installed, the SKILL.md lives at:

Your agent loads it at session start. Any prompt like "open Music and play X" or "fill out this form" will route through agent-cu automatically.

Skip the approval prompts

By default, Claude Code asks for approval on every agent-cu command. To run without prompts, use the built-in setup wizard:

agent-cu setup

Interactive menu:

Picking Unsupervised writes Bash(agent-cu *) into your settings so every agent-cu subcommand auto-approves. Supervised keeps the default "ask every time" behavior.

Non-interactive flags

For CI, scripts, or AI agents running setup themselves:

agent-cu setup --yes                              # unsupervised + global
agent-cu setup --mode unsupervised --scope project
agent-cu setup --mode supervised                  # no-op, explicit

Scope:

• global → ~/.claude/settings.json (every project)
• project → ./.claude/settings.local.json (this directory only)

Running agent-cu setup again is idempotent — it detects the existing rule and exits without changes.

Manual config (alternative)

If you prefer to edit settings yourself, add this to ~/.claude/settings.json:

{
  "permissions": {
    "allow": ["Bash(agent-cu *)"]
  }
}

Same effect as agent-cu setup --yes.

Update the skill

skills.sh caches installed skills locally. When agent-cu ships a new version, pull it:

npx skills update agent-computer-use -y

Then fully quit and relaunch your agent — skills load at session start, running sessions keep the old version cached.

Remove the skill

npx skills remove agent-computer-use -g -y

Building your own skill?

See the skills.sh docs and the vercel-labs/agent-skills repo for examples.