5/ Pay per person, on computers you already have.
Sharing is part of Teams, at $30 per seat a month. Start with just yourself. Add a seat for each teammate you share with. The Spaces run on computers you already have, like a Mac mini or a Linux box.
4/ The agent keeps working while you watch.
Connect Claude Code, Codex or Cursor to Cua Spaces, and it runs commands and uses apps in the Space. If it gets stuck, you or a teammate with Can edit can take over.
3/ Everyone has their own cursor.
Each person shows up on the desktop with a named cursor. A viewer can only watch, and the Space itself refuses their clicks and keys. Remove someone and their view closes at once.
2/ How it works: press Share in the Space's toolbar, pick someone in your team, and choose Can view or Can edit.
You confirm with Touch ID or your password on a Mac. Your teammate opens the Space from their own Cua Spaces app.
Try it in Cua Spaces: https://cua.ai
1/ Cua Spaces are now multiplayer.
Share a Space with your team and you all see the same desktop, each with your own cursor, while multiple agents work in it.
5/ You can see and undo everything.
The Access tab shows what each agent was given, with Revoke. Recent lists every decision and checks that the log was never changed. Delete an item and any copy in a Space is wiped too.
4/ Bring your sign-ins with you.
Import your browser's saved passwords, or save an app's signed-in session when you move it into a Space. Everything is grouped by app and site, like a password manager.
3/ Every use asks.
By default nothing is used until you approve it, and one approval covers one use. Google, Microsoft, Apple and Okta sign-ins always ask and can't be unlocked.
2/ How it works: your agent asks to sign in, and you approve with Touch ID.
Keyvault then types the password into the page itself, only on that login's own site. The password stays sealed in the vault.
Try it in Cua Spaces: https://cua.ai
