Zane Chee

Chee’s experience includes e-commerce software at Hypotenuse AI, agent tooling at SEA Group and cofounding Vinesweeper. His Cua contract builds on maintaining pi-computer-use. He also serves as an unpaid Codex Ambassador, organizing events and demonstrations in Singapore. His résumé records computer-science study at SMU and a non-degree summer program at Oxford.[3][4]

Observe before acting on a desktop

pi-computer-use provides tools for finding windows, reading interface structure, inspecting controls and taking actions. Immutable observations tie a proposed action to the state it was based on; progressive inspection lets an agent request more detail where needed. The Pi extension uses platform accessibility facilities and documents different capabilities across macOS, Windows and Linux. macOS setup requires Accessibility and Screen Recording permission; Linux behavior depends on the graphical session and accessibility support.[5]

Separate grounding from execution

Cua’s Jev announcement describes a Driver that observes, acts and verifies progress, with optional perception when structural interface information is insufficient. Candidate targets constrain what the executor can select. The demonstration reports timing and cost for a single 2048 run. That example illustrates the architecture’s intended efficiency under a bounded task.[6]