gui-agents
Warmwind launches AI workers you train by showing them News
German startup Warmwind publicly launched autonomous AI workers that run on isolated cloud computers and drive ordinary software with a virtual mouse and keyboard, priced at roughly one to one and a half euros per hour of active work -- with no public answer on how they hold your credentials.
Qwen trained its phone agent on a lab of more than a hundred real phones News
Qwen-UI-Agent's technical report describes a fleet of over a hundred physical Android devices running 150-plus real apps, with a scheduler that leases working phone-app-account combinations and blacklists broken ones until a human fixes them.
Warmwind Tool
Cloud AI workers that learn a job by watching you do it once, then repeat it on a schedule -- each running on its own isolated German cloud computer and driving ordinary software with a virtual mouse and keyboard, no API integration required. Publicly available as of August 26 at roughly EUR 1.00-1.50 per hour of active execution.
Pointer Bench Tool
A 1,500-task benchmark for GUI grounding across spreadsheets, text documents and professional applications, built by Warmwind because general agent scores do not transfer to office software. Public leaderboard, open dataset on Hugging Face, and code on GitHub -- useful if you are evaluating whether a screen-driving agent can actually hit the right cell.