Orgo
"Computers for agents" — cloud virtual desktops (full Linux machines: apps + browser + terminal + files) that AI models drive via computer use, booting in under 500 ms behind a plain HTTP API. Source: orgo.ai, 2026-06-15
What it is
Orgo provisions on-demand, isolated desktop environments (Ubuntu 24 GA; Windows in private beta) that computer-use agents control in a screenshot → decide → click/type → repeat loop. Model-agnostic (Claude, GPT, Gemini, or bring-your-own), plain HTTP API + Python/TS SDKs (OpenAI-compatible endpoint), templates that build a golden snapshot and restore in seconds, configurable CPU/RAM/disk. Plans from $39/mo. Source: docs.orgo.ai/introduction; orgo.ai/faq, 2026-06-15
Unlike a headless browser (DOM automation), Orgo gives agents a full screen to operate any application — VDI purpose-built for agents.
Relevance to Dedalus
A peer in the agent-infra ecosystem, but a different shape than Dedalus Machines / E2B (code-execution microVMs): Orgo bets on computer-use desktops (GUI control), not code sandboxes. Useful competitive intel for the Agent Sandboxes provider map (Modal / E2B / Daytona / …) — the sub-500 ms boot claim is the same latency race Dedalus runs. Source: compiled, 2026-06-15
Timeline
- 2026-06-15 | Added (Kevin) as another agent-infra provider — computer-use VDI; placed in the Agent Sandboxes provider map. Source: User, 2026-06-15; orgo.ai