Migrate from deprecated packages

cuabot#

cuabot ran coding agents in a Docker sandbox with a local server and a desktop you could watch. Stop it, uninstall it and remove what it created:

cuabot --stop                      # repeat with --name <session> for each named session
npm uninstall -g cuabot            # or delete any local node_modules/cuabot
docker rm -f cuabot-xpra
docker images -q trycua/cuabot | xargs docker rmi
rm -rf ~/.cuabot

Instead:

• To let Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another agent operate apps on your machine, connect it to Cua Driver.
• To give an agent its own computer that you can watch, create a Space or a sandbox with the cua CLI, then run the agent in it.

cua-computer#

cua-computer was the Python Computer class that started a VM or container and drove it through cua-computer-server. Use the cua SDK instead: it creates local and cloud sandboxes, and Sandbox exposes the screen, input, shell and files. Start with the SDK quickstart and the sandbox reference.

To operate native apps on the machine you are on, use Cua Driver.

cua-computer-server#

cua-computer-server was the HTTP and WebSocket server inside a guest that cua-computer talked to. The in-guest agent is now cua-spacesd, which Cua Spaces and the current sandbox images ship. Nothing in the cua SDK talks to cua-computer-server any more. Images built before that change still carry it; see the image catalog for which ones.

To drive a desktop directly, install Cua Driver on it.

cua-agent#

cua-agent was the Python ComputerAgent loop with LiteLLM. Bring your own agent instead:

• Connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw or another agent to the Cua Driver MCP server.
• Run a coding agent inside a sandbox with sandbox.agents() or cua agent run.
• Score agents on tasks with Cua Bench.