Glasswarp

Give your AI agent eyes and hands on Windows.

Glasswarp is the transport layer between AI agents and Windows computers you already own. Real-time vision (observe / screenshot), native mouse and keyboard input, Live View for humans, and a safe session with per-rig consent, on-screen indicator, kill switch, and audit log. You bring the brain — model, prompts, and task logic.

Tagline: See any screen. Control any PC. One API.

Glasswarp gives any model real-time vision and native input on Windows machines you already own — via MCP or the API.

Get API key · Connect via MCP · Download Windows host · Docs · Pricing

Native MCP server at https://mcp.glasswarp.com/mcp — Claude, Cursor, and other MCP clients get eyes and hands with no project code. Connect your assistant →

Real Windows for agents — not a soft desktop

Glasswarp runs on the machines you already own — GPU capture, native input, your desktop. Typical sandboxes approximate a desktop; we give your agent the real PC.

Capability Typical sandboxes Glasswarp
Capture Framebuffer / soft desktop Hardware GPU capture on the host
OS Linux VM or container approximation Real Windows desktop
Desktop Throwaway or emulated UI The PC and apps you already run
Input Software / synthetic clicks Native Win32 keyboard and mouse
Hardware Rented cloud machine or sandbox BYOH — your GPU, your licenses

Pricing

Simple usage-based pricing. Every plan includes unlimited paired rigs.

Idle sessions end after ~15 minutes of inactivity — an abandoned agent never runs up your bill. Full comparison: glasswarp.com/pricing

FAQ

What does Glasswarp provide vs what I build?

Glasswarp is eyes and hands: native-resolution vision, native input, and a safe session (consent, Live View, kill switch, audit). You bring the brain — the model, prompts, and task logic.

How do I get started with an agent?

Create an API key, install the Windows host, enable API access on a rig, then wire the SDK (pip install glasswarp) into your agent loop — templates are in the docs. You keep the model and task logic; we provide vision and input.

How is this different from VNC or computer-use sandboxes?

Sandboxes usually approximate a desktop. Glasswarp captures a real Windows machine from the GPU pipeline at native resolution with native Win32 input — your apps, files, and GPU.

Do I need to rent cloud GPUs or Windows desktops?

No. Install the host on Windows machines you already own. You pay Glasswarp for session minutes — not for someone else’s hardware.

Is API access safe for the machine owner?

API access is off until the owner enables it per rig. An on-screen “API session active” indicator shows during sessions, owners can kill any session from the console, and every session is audited.

Full FAQ: glasswarp.com/faq

Get started

  1. Create an account and API key
  2. Download the Windows host agent
  3. Enable API access on a rig in the console
  4. Wire the SDK with pip install glasswarp — templates in the docs

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