Who maintains Computer Use Guide?

EZO Labs maintains this reference. We build superbot, an agent with computer use, and we read the documentation of every other computer use product as part of the job. Writing it up here keeps our own understanding honest and gives readers a dated, sourced place to start.

A reference, not a review

Computer Use Guide explains terms and lays out who offers what. It does not award stars. The field moves too quickly for a verdict to last, and the right agent depends on whether you need a whole desktop, a browser or a sandbox. We describe each option in its maker's words and leave the choice to you.

Dates matter here more than most places

A computer use product can be launched, renamed, folded into another product or archived within months, and some already have been. So every page carries the date it was checked and a Sources list with the date each source was read. When we notice a product retired, we keep it on the page long enough to tell readers what replaced it, then remove it.

Where superbot appears

superbot is our product. It appears where it is a relevant example, described with what superbot.gg states, alongside agents from other makers and open-source projects. Links to superbot.gg carry a tag with this site's name, so we can measure what we send; they are normal followed links and the only links we have a stake in.

Talk to us

Found a product that has changed, or one we should add? Write to contact@ezolabs.io with a link to the maker's own page. We do not add products from press releases or third-party lists, only from what a maker publishes about itself.

Summary file

Software agents can read this site's purpose, pages and the first short answer from the full desktop access page in one file at /llms.txt.