Provision Linux desktops
Create a cloud Linux desktop with Chrome in seconds for agent-driven tasks.
Cloud Linux desktops that AI agents can provision and control through APIs, SDKs, or MCP.
Orgo provides cloud computers in the form of virtual Linux desktops for AI agents and programmatic clients. Users can provision a desktop with Chrome, operate it through the Orgo API or SDK, or connect through the hosted MCP server. The product supports workflows that require an agent to work with a desktop environment rather than only make API calls, including browser-based tasks and persistent computer management.
Create a cloud Linux desktop with Chrome in seconds for agent-driven tasks.
Drive computers through the Orgo API and SDK for scripted or agent-based workflows.
Connect compatible MCP clients to Orgo at the hosted MCP endpoint and authorize access to a workspace.
Share, clone, and snapshot running computers to support reuse and repeatable environments.
Use Bearer API keys for scripts or browser-based OAuth authorization for MCP connections.
Give an AI agent a real Linux desktop with Chrome when the workflow depends on interacting with web applications.
Connect tools such as Claude, Cursor, VS Code, or Windsurf to a cloud computer that can be controlled programmatically.
Clone or snapshot running computers when teams or agents need to reuse an established desktop state.
Authorize an MCP client to a selected workspace and access Orgo computer capabilities without manually copying an API key.
Orgo provides cloud Linux desktops, also described as virtual desktops, for AI agents and programmatic clients.
A computer can be driven through the Orgo API or SDK, or through the hosted MCP server. API clients can authenticate with a Bearer API key.
The provisioned Linux desktop includes Chrome.
The website lists Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and Windsurf among the tools that can connect to Orgo.
An MCP client connects to the hosted Orgo MCP endpoint, authorizes in a browser, and selects a workspace. The documented flow uses OAuth 2.1 with PKCE.
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