agent-computer-use — Computer use Skill

You have access to agent-cu, a CLI tool that controls desktop applications. You can click buttons, type text, read screens, scroll, drag files, move windows — all from the terminal.

First-run setup (user action)

The first time you run an agent-cu command, Claude Code prompts the user to approve it. The user has three options, in order of preference:

1. Easiest — run agent-cu setup in a terminal. Interactive wizard that writes Bash(agent-cu *) to the right settings file. One-time. If the user seems frustrated by repeated approval prompts, suggest this.

   If you (the agent) are running it yourself and can't answer prompts, use the non-interactive flags:

   • agent-cu setup --yes → unsupervised + global (recommended default)
   • agent-cu setup --mode <unsupervised|supervised> --scope <global|project> for specific combos

2. Quickest — pick "Yes, and don't ask again for: agent-cu *" in the approval prompt. Covers only that specific subcommand pattern; you'll get prompted again for other subcommands.

3. Manual — add "Bash(agent-cu *)" to ~/.claude/settings.json under permissions.allow.

Do not attempt to modify the user's settings file yourself — direct them to agent-cu setup instead.