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PiCUA gives AI agents many ways to control physical computers. Here’s everything it can do:

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Connection & Control

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Login & Setup

  • Connect: AI agent connects to PiCUA with device details
  • Authenticate: Secure login to the target computer
  • Status Check: See if connection is working
  • Disconnect: Safely end the session

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Power Management

  • Turn On: Start the computer
  • Turn Off: Shut down the computer
  • Reset: Restart the computer
  • Power Cycle: Turn off and on again

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AI Agent Capabilities

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What AI Can Do

  • See the Screen: AI can see everything on the computer
  • Make Decisions: AI decides what actions to take
  • Execute Commands: AI sends commands through PiCUA
  • Get Feedback: AI learns from what happens
  • Adapt: AI changes approach based on results [illustration]

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Common AI Tasks

  • Login Automation: AI can log into systems automatically
  • Form Filling: AI fills out forms and applications
  • Error Recovery: AI fixes problems when they happen
  • System Monitoring: AI watches for issues
  • Data Entry: AI enters information automatically [illustration]

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Real-World Examples

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Server Management

AI agent uses PiCUA to:
  1. Check if server is running
  2. Log into admin panel
  3. Monitor system status
  4. Fix problems automatically

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Software Testing

AI agent uses PiCUA to:
  1. Open test application
  2. Click through menus
  3. Enter test data
  4. Check results
  5. Report findings

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System Recovery

AI agent uses PiCUA to:
  1. Detect system crash
  2. Restart computer
  3. Wait for boot
  4. Log back in
  5. Restore services

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How It All Works Together

  1. AI Agent decides what needs to be done
  2. PiCUA Software receives commands from AI
  3. Hardware (like PiKVM) executes the commands
  4. Physical Computer responds to the commands
  5. Feedback goes back to AI through PiCUA
  6. AI Agent makes decisions based on results [illustration]

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The Power of PiCUA

PiCUA turns AI agents from software-only tools into physical computer operators. Instead of just thinking and planning, AI can now:
  • See what’s happening on computers
  • Control computers like humans do
  • Learn from real-world interactions
  • Adapt to changing situations
  • Work 24/7 without breaks [illustration]
This creates a new kind of automation - where AI doesn’t just process information, but actively controls and manages physical systems in the real world.