Cuga Agent

Cuga Agent is an open-source project originally developed by IBM Research and now hosted under the cuga-project organization.

IBM Research describes Cuga as an enterprise-ready, configurable generalist agent, and has open-sourced the project for the broader community.

• IBM Research announcement: "we built CUGA ... and CUGA is open source"
• Hugging Face post: Cuga is featured under ibm-research/ and points to this GitHub repo
• arXiv paper: Describes Cuga as IBM's work and links to the open-source repository
• GitHub organization: Project is hosted under cuga-project, not ibm/, so it is best described as IBM-originated open source

The repository contains the project's source code, documentation files such as a README, and the GitHub issue tracker for reporting bugs or requesting features. The repository serves as the canonical place to inspect code, open issues, and submit pull requests for contributions.

• Repository: Browse the source code, folders, and files directly on GitHub to inspect the implementation and project structure.
• Getting started: Clone the repository to your local machine and read the repository README for setup and usage instructions provided by the maintainers.
• Contributing: Use the repository's issue tracker to report problems and the pull request workflow to propose changes; follow any contribution guidelines contained in the repo.
• Collaboration: Review code, submit patches, and discuss design decisions via GitHub issues and pull requests.

To use or extend the project, retrieve the code from the repository, follow the README guidance, and engage with the maintainers through issues or pull requests. The repository is the primary source of truth for code, documentation, and project activity.

See the official IBM Research announcement for more.