Your agent needs a desktop. It doesn’t need yours.
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Your agent needs a desktop. It doesn’t need yours. agent-workspace-linux is an isolated, hidden Linux desktop workspace for AI agents that need to do GUI and web work through MCP. It helps you run browser checks, app QA, and desktop tasks without taking over your real mouse, keyboard, focus, clipboard, or browser session. Key features: • Hidden X11 workspace – gives the agent its own display, window manager, apps, and control socket • Workspace-owned browser – drives a separate Chrome or Chromium instance through a loopback DevTools endpoint • Optional permission ceiling – can enforce netw
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