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Computer use API on real Windows — not a sandbox

Glasswarp is a computer-use API for a Windows PC you or your client already own: native-resolution vision, native mouse and keyboard, and a safe session. You bring the brain (Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, Python, or any agent). We provide eyes and hands on real Windows.

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What “computer use API” usually means

Model vendors expose a computer use tool so the model can request screenshots and click/type actions. You still need somewhere for those actions to run — often a Linux Docker desktop, VNC, or a cloud sandbox. That works for demos. It breaks when the job needs a real Windows app, GPU, and licenses — often on a machine someone already owns.

Computer use options compared

ApproachWhat you getGap
Claude / Anthropic computer useModel decides clicks and keysYou supply the environment (often Linux + VNC)
OpenAI / Gemini computer useAgent skill in chat or APIMostly browser or vendor-managed surfaces
E2B / Modal sandboxesDisposable Linux VMsNot your Win32 apps or GPU licenses
Browserbase / StagehandManaged cloud browsersWeb only — not EHR, AMS, Win32, installers
GlasswarpEyes + hands API on that Windows PCNeeds a paired host with owner consent

Where Glasswarp fits

Use Glasswarp when the agent or Python script must operate a real Windows machine you or your client already run. Pair Claude (or any model) as the brain; Glasswarp is the transport: observe → decide (your code) → click/type on that desktop. The loop runs against that PC, not a rented sandbox.

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How to start

  1. Create an account and API key
  2. Install the Windows host on that PC (no account there). You pair the tray code and enable API access
  3. Connect MCP or pip install glasswarp
  4. Point your Python or agent loop at observe + click_target

FAQ

Is Glasswarp a Claude computer use competitor?

No. Claude (and others) are the brain. Glasswarp is eyes and hands on a real Windows PC you or your client own.

Do you host Windows desktops?

No. Bring-your-own-host: your hardware, apps, and licenses. You pay for session minutes.

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