I just built an mcp server that lets claude spawn parallel agents on Orgo VMs. I gave claude a task and it spun up 3 computers in under a second – each agent took a different approach then it compared results, and applied the winner. Get the MCP server here: https://github.com/nickvasilescu/orgo-mcp

Hey guys, Just launched the new course for you to get started with building computer use agents. Updated for the latest releases from Orgo, Claude, OpenAI, and Cursor. In this course, you'll be able to get up and going for building out any computer use agent that you can think of – I'd love to see what you come up with. Be sure to share what you build, and I'll get the top builds featured for more distribution :) Happy Holidays and happy building! Nick PS – you can also view the course on Notion, here: https://deeply-isthmus-ba9.notion.site/Building-Computer-Use-Agents-for-Technically-Lite-Developers-2d282c14b361803cb49cfc79a5131869

Today, November 26th 2025, I officially landed my first *paid* client for a Computer-Use-Agent to automate some order-management and data aggregation workflows. Half was paid upfront and the other half will be paid on complete delivery within the next couple weeks. I will be building the agent with a complete video walkthrough soon - talking through my process, systems, etc. It's pretty crazy that I started this business just a week ago! I hope this shows you that you can absolutely make amazing money by learning to build computer use agents (especially while you're still early), and by helping businesses integrate them for a fixed cost per agent. Cheers to many more!

From now on I am going to be providing you with the template files necessary to get started with every new build that I make a video for. All you need to do is download these, store them in a new folder like "Refund_Agent" and then open that folder in Cursor. Because you are downloading the files directly, you can skip step 1 in the README file. With all that, you can get started vibe-automating your way through the process of getting the agent up and running. The context of the codebase/files should be more than enough to get going with Cursor. Hope you find this useful! Let's keep building. Nick

Here's the secret about Computer-Use-Agents that no one is talking about: They are cheaper and faster than ever before, but not what you think. You see, most people are using Sonnet 4.5, Gemini, and OpenAI for computer-use models. But absolutely nobody is talking about Claude Haiku 4.5, which was a smaller, lighter computer-used model that was quietly released a couple weeks after their latest Sonnet 4.5 model. What does this mean for computer use? Well, Haiku 4.5 performs just as well as Sonnet 4.5 at most tasks, and it's roughly 66% faster and only 33% of the cost of Sonnet 4.5. I just swapped Sonnet 4.5 out with Haiku 4.5 on all of my agents and found that Haiku not only finished the workflows much faster, but also at a MUCH lower cost! This is what I mean when I say that Virtual Assistants will be replaced by Computer-Use-Agents. A $4/hour VA from the Philippines is still too expensive when a Computer-Use-Agent can work 24/7 at no cost and do a better job at following instructions than any human ever could. As humans, we've always been limited by the amount of time that we can work in a day. But with AI, Computer-Use-Agents, this no longer becomes the constraint, and the ultimate highest form of leverage is unlocked for gross economic productivity. As with any sort of valuable thing in the world, when the time to deliver a product or service is no longer the constraint, that thing becomes infinitely valuable. Think of Amazon and how they went from one-week delivery to 5-day to 3-day to 1-day to same-day to same-hour delivery. Infinitely valuable business. Fast beats free. When you can have work that is done fast and free, you have something that changes the world forever. Computer-Use-Agents will do exactly that.