Figaro

Figaro orchestrates fleets of Claude computer use agents that automate workflows on full desktop environments. Agents run inside containerized Linux desktops or connect to any VNC-accessible machine -- remote servers, cloud VMs, or physical workstations. All desktops are live-streamed to a central dashboard, and a supervisor agent handles task delegation. Everything can be managed conversationally through external channels like Telegram.

Figaro can connect to any accessible desktop -- local machines, remote servers, cloud VMs, or physical workstations running macOS, Windows, or Linux. Desktops are added from the UI with a connection URL (vnc://, rdp://, ssh://, telnet://, ws://, or wss://), and the supervisor agent can observe and interact with any connected desktop via screenshots, typing, clicking, and key presses. Desktop streaming uses Apache Guacamole (guacd + guacamole-common-js) for protocol-agnostic remote access.

The system is built for long-running tasks that take minutes to hours. All services communicate over NATS (pub/sub + JetStream for durable task events). A supervisor agent handles task optimization and delegation.

You can also manage everything by chatting with the supervisor agent through the gateway -- for example, via Telegram. Send it natural language instructions to create tasks, schedule recurring jobs, check worker status, or ask questions about running tasks. The supervisor understands the full system and can delegate work to workers, inspect desktops via VNC, and report back results, all through a conversational interface.

Table of Contents

- Quick Start
- Advanced Setup
- Connecting External Desktops
- Scheduled Tasks
- Self-Healing
- Self-Learning
- Agent Memory
- Gateway
- Security
- Architecture
- Services
- Development Setup
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