Leo
Leo (online handle iFurySt) is an individual applied-AI engineer, open-source developer, and technical writer rather than a company. He explores AI agents, MCP, context engineering, developer tools, and AI-native software development, and publishes projects and essays through ifuryst.com and GitHub.
At a Glance
- AI-agent developers and MCP users
- Software developers and coding-agent users
- Open-source researchers and technical builders
- Teams automating desktop and browser workflows
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AI Tools by Leo
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Open Source MCP Desktop Automation
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Latest News
Open Computer Use published an Official Computer Use Reference Bundles pre-release for reverse engineering, version comparison, and reproducible research.
Open Computer Use v1.1.2 released with macOS cursor alignment improvements and Linux action read-back configuration fixes.
Open Computer Use v1.1.1 released with improved macOS Locked Use authorization and installation diagnostics.
Open Computer Use v1.1.0 added macOS Locked Use for GUI automation while a Mac is locked.
Products & Services
An open-source, cross-platform Computer Use service exposed through MCP, CLI, SDKs, and skills. It lets AI agents inspect applications and perform desktop actions such as clicking, typing, scrolling, dragging, keyboard input, and screenshots on macOS, Linux, and Windows.
A platform-neutral open-source browser-automation layer for real Chrome, offering a CLI, JavaScript/TypeScript and Python SDKs, a Go SDK, MCP connectivity, Chrome integration, and Electron in-app-browser capabilities.
An AI dictation application that turns messy speech into clean, paste-ready writing across applications. Leo describes building its speech-to-text pipeline, audio handling, and model comparisons.
A neutral, self-hosted registry and toolkit for Agentic Resource Discovery.
Market Position
Leo's projects position themselves as open-source, host-neutral alternatives to closed or host-specific agent capabilities: Open Computer Use aims to bring Codex-style Computer Use to Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, opencode, and custom MCP clients, while Open Browser Use aims to provide platform-neutral Chrome automation without vendor lock-in. The projects compete with proprietary Computer Use/Browser Use features from OpenAI, Anthropic, and other agent platforms, while emphasizing self-hosting, inspectability, extensibility, and multiple client integrations.
Founding Story
Leo says the handle iFurySt was coined around 2009 when he first encountered the internet. His site describes a long-running personal drive to pursue internet technology and turn his interests into his work. His open-source work is motivated by making agent capabilities broadly available; for Open Computer Use, he wrote that the Codex Computer Use experience should be available to any agent rather than only one host.
Target Markets
- AI-agent developers and MCP users
- Software developers and coding-agent users
- Open-source researchers and technical builders
- Teams automating desktop and browser workflows
- Enterprises exploring agent infrastructure and secure sandboxes
- Giving coding agents and general AI agents computer-use capabilities
- Automating legacy desktop applications, forms, spreadsheets, and structured data entry
- Browser automation and research workflows for AI agents
- Building and operating secure, observable agent sandboxes
- Developing agentic software with reusable harnesses and skills
- Speech-to-text dictation and voice-driven writing across applications