Cua Driver brings multi-cursor background computer use

This is the right layer split: keep the OS-control primitive separate from the model, then let Hermes swap in whatever LLM is practical. The real shift is UX, not raw capability: backgrounded agent actions make computer-use feel usable in a working developer session instead of a full-screen takeover.

• –Cua Driver's no-foreground behavior is the key differentiator; the user keeps control while the agent works elsewhere.
• –Multi-cursor background support points to concurrent agent workflows, not just one-off automation runs.
• –Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-4bit makes the stack viable on local or self-hosted hardware, which is the main appeal for privacy-sensitive builders.
• –Hermes Agent supplies the orchestration layer, so this is really an agent runtime plus control surface, not a model demo.
• –Reliability and safety are still the question marks; desktop automation only becomes production-grade when permissions, recovery, and auditability are boring.