Computer use for your agents across the Omarchy machines you own
View on GitHub ↗Homepage ↗ibara gives your agents computer use across the Omarchy machines you own. Put a spare computer to work: your agent gets its own desktop, browser and apps, and you keep working on yours.
Every computer you add shows up as a live picture in a console on the others, where you can watch it, send it files and take control of it. Your agents work on those computers' real desktops, with their own cursor, while you approve what matters and step in whenever you like.
ibara runs on Omarchy (Arch Linux with Hyprland), and your computers reach each other only over your own Tailscale network. It is free and open source.
Hypoland is also supported through optional compositor input. ibara selects it automatically on Hypoland, which has no plugin system. Screen capture, accessibility reads, app launch, clicks, US keyboard text, shortcuts, scrolling, and drags within one window work without the Cua plugin. Other text uses accessibility insertion when the app supports it. This route has reduced input safety: it checks window geometry before input, cannot enforce the plugin's surface and popup rules, and cannot detect a person's physical keystrokes. Mouse movement stops input between steps. Dispatcher keys require a seat keyboard. Doctor and agent status state these limits. This was tested on a nested Hypoland desktop; old GPU hardware and Take Control on Hypoland still need verification.
On stock Hyprland, the plugin remains the default. To select the fallback when the plugin is unavailable, put this in ~/.config/ibara/settings.toml:
From the project README.
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