Computer-use agents increasingly tackle tasks ranging from everyday desktop activities to long-horizon professional workflows. Yet interfaces centered on screenshots and mouse-and-keyboard actions can
Hybrid Computer Use unifies programmatic, accessibility-based, and visual interaction channels to improve agent efficiency and success on complex desktop tasks.
Computer-use agents increasingly tackle tasks ranging from everyday desktop activities to long-horizon professional workflows. Yet interfaces centered on screenshots and mouse-and-keyboard actions can impose a human-interaction prior, requiring repeated screen interpretation while leaving the computer's semantic and programmatic capabilities underexposed. We argue for exposing these capabilities and letting models choose and combine them. We introduce Hybrid Computer Use (HCU), a unified interface for general agents that combines three complementary channels: programmatic interaction through code and command-line tools, semantic interaction through accessibility (AX), and visual…
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Hybrid Computer Use: A Unified Programmatic, Semantic, and Visual Interface for General Agents was first seen on Hugging Face · Daily papers on Nov 5, 2026. Since then it has appeared in 39 checks on 4 different days. Its best position was #15 of 30, reached on Nov 6, 21:28 UTC. It is #15 right now, climbing from #16 to #15 over the last 6 checks.
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