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Pine launches Pine Computer, a cloud computer with a built-in AI agent for apps

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Pine has released Pine Computer, a cloud computer with a built-in AI agent that applications can control through an SDK. Developers give the agent a plain-English task, and it can use a browser, files, and a shell while the app receives notifications and final outputs.

Pine's Stanley Wei says the computer is built for AI rather than humans.

Pine's publisher reports a 78.3% checkpoint score on its SaaS-Bench v1.1, against 74.3% for Opus 5 with Claude Code. However, the same benchmark shows Pine completing fewer whole tasks, at 27.4% versus 31.1%. Pine's approach reads web pages as structured data rather than simulating clicks and screenshots. Access is through a private beta waitlist, according to a report from Testing Catalog.

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  1. 🚨 AI News | TestingCatalog
    Pine AI launches Pine Computer, a cloud runtime for agentic tasks

    AIPine AI launched Pine Computer, a cloud computer, harness, and runtime layer built for agentic tasks. On the publisher's SaaS-Bench v1.1, it posts a 78.3% checkpoint score against 74.3% for Opus 5 with Claude Code, but completes fewer whole tasks, 27.4% against 31.1%. Instead of simulating clicks and screenshots, it reads web pages as structured data, and access is through a private beta waitlist.

    Image from @testingcatalog's post
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    Pine launches agentic cloud computers with built-in AI agents

    AIPine has released a cloud computer service with a built-in AI agent that applications can control through its SDK. Developers give the agent a plain-English task, and it can use a browser, files, and a shell while the app receives notifications and final outputs. Pine's Stanley Wei says the computer is built for AI rather than humans.

    Video from @svpino's post

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