agent-workspace-linux
Active·★ 24·MIT·Updated 2026-05-30
★ Hidden Gem
Isolated Linux desktop workspaces for AI agents — a hidden, agent-owned desktop and browser over MCP, so an agent can do GUI and web work without touching your real desktop.
Agent-workspace-linux provides an isolated, hidden Linux desktop environment for AI agents, allowing them to control a dedicated graphical interface and browser without interfering with the user's main system. This enables agents to perform tasks like GUI testing or web automation in a sandboxed, observable workspace.
#AI Agent Workspace#Isolated Environment#Headless Linux#X11 Display#Browser Automation#Sandboxing#Model Context Protocol (MCP)#GUI Automation
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Features
01Isolated X11 workspace for agents with GUI control.
02Daemon-enforced permission ceiling for network, mounts, and applications.
03Sandboxed browser control via loopback CDP, independent of host browser.
04Live floating viewer for real-time observation and control (pause/stop).
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Compatibility
Linux
Operating System
Verified via docs
X11
Display Protocol
Verified via docs
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Quick start
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$ sudo apt install xvfb openbox xdotool xauth x11-utils imagemagick xclip bubblewrap pkg-config libxkbcommon-x11-dev
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$ ./install.sh
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Use cases
↳QA GUI applications or websites without interfering with the user's live desktop.
↳Perform browser, web, or shopping automation in an isolated, observable, and disposable profile.
↳Run, screenshot, and inspect applications in a clean, temporary Linux desktop environment.
↳Provide a dedicated desktop for long-running or headless agents without human supervision.
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