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🚨 New: Integrating Harbor (Harbor Framework) for end-to-end Computer-Use evaluation(for Windows and Linux) at scale with Thinking Machines' Tinker, OSWorld, Daytona, and bare-metal servers. We just added support for Computer Use, Tinker, and OSWorld to Harbor - a framework for evaluating agents and generating RL training data by running... show more

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