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Novastart: up to 10 computer-use agents on a shared desktop canvas
Sharing a pattern from building Novastart (https://novastart.com/), where up to 10 agents work on a desktop canvas, each with its own mouse and keyboard. A lead agent drafts a plan with one task per helper, and humans can pause or type a correction mid-run. The key piece is that “done means checked”: a separate check inspects a fresh screenshot before a task is marked complete, independent of the agent’s own report.
How are others structuring verification for computer-use agents: a separate check, a separate model, or human review?
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