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Claude Code gains background computer use on macOS

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Anthropic said background computer use is now available in Claude Code on macOS for Pro and Max customers. The feature lets the agent perform computer-use work without taking over the user's cursor, according to the announcement reported by 9to5Mac. Claude desktop already supported computer use; this update changes how that work can run while a user continues other tasks on the Mac.
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