Perform one pointer action on a running Orgo computer: click, drag, or scroll. The action is applied immediately and a click may submit forms or trigger irreversible effects. Inspect a fresh screenshot and verify the intended effect before acting.

Create and automatically start a virtual computer in an accessible workspace. This may consume quota or incur usage charges; call only after the user confirms the target workspace and requested resources.

Permanently delete one Orgo computer and its data. This cannot be undone. Call only when the user explicitly confirms the exact computer ID and permanent deletion.

Execute arbitrary Bash or Python code on an Orgo computer. Code can read secrets, alter data, access networks, or delete files. Show the exact code and target computer to the user and call only after explicit confirmation. A provider-reported execution failure is returned as result data.

Get current details and status for one Orgo computer. Use after creation or a power operation to observe state.

Capture the current display of a running Orgo computer for visual inspection before deciding on mouse or keyboard input.

List either templates owned by the connected account or Orgo-maintained curated templates. Returns refs that can be supplied when creating a computer.

List workspaces accessible to the connected Orgo key, including the computers in each workspace. Use this to discover workspace and computer IDs before other calls.

Run one non-streaming computer-use agent task on a running Orgo computer. The agent acts immediately and autonomously: it can click or submit forms, type content, execute shell commands, access external services, modify files or accounts, and take destructive or irreversible actions. Use only when the requested task and target computer are authorized. Returns Orgo's complete OpenAI-compatible JSON response without assuming an unverified success shape.

Send either literal text or one key or key combination to the current keyboard focus on a running Orgo computer. Input is applied immediately and may submit forms or trigger irreversible effects. Inspect a fresh screenshot first, and do not type secrets unless the user explicitly directs it.

Start, stop, or restart one Orgo computer after explicit user confirmation. Stop preserves disk but releases the host, start may assign a new host, and restart rotates connection credentials. The response only acknowledges that Orgo accepted the operation; use GET_COMPUTER afterward to observe current state.