Cua AI Releases: jev-use, Computer History & Cua Driver for Windows

ThursdAI — the weekly AI news podcast hosted by Alex Volkov — has covered 3 Cua releases since May 2026, most recently jev-use on Sep 17, 2026. Highlights include Computer History, jev-use, Cua Driver for Windows. All 3 shipped with open weights. Every entry below has primary-source links and the episode segment where we covered it live, plus key numbers where we have them.

3 releases3 open weights3 episodesMay 2026 – Sep 2026

September 2026 1

Cua
Dev ToolsOpen weights

jev-use

Cua ships jev-use in dev preview: Jev-powered computer-use decisions plus skills over MCP

Cua released jev-use, a dev preview pairing TypeSafe's Jev with Cua Driver so the quick decisions in an agent's trajectory — click, type, scroll, which element — are deferred to a System 1 model. On Cua's 80-task computer-use test, Jev handled 71 tasks at roughly 0.1-second median latency where Astra took 4-5 seconds, at an estimated ~400x lower price. Cua is also integrating skills over MCP into CuaDriver, letting agents fetch the right OS-specific skill (macOS, Windows, Linux) at runtime instead of overloading MCP tool descriptions.

71/80 computer-use tasks handled by Jev~0.1s vs 4-5s median decision latency, Jev vs Astra

August 2026 1

Cua
Dev ToolsOpen weights

Computer History

Cua open-sources Computer History, memory for computer-use agents

Cua released an open-source take on Codex Computer History: instead of agents rediscovering which buttons to push every time, Computer History banks successful trajectories and accessibility trees in an encrypted key store that stays on device — deliberately recording no screenshots (the anti-Windows-Recall design). In Cua's chess-playing test, history-on completed the task with 33% fewer actions and zero failed routes. Shipped for all three major operating systems on Cua's cross-platform Rust harness.

33% fewer actions with history on in the chess test0 failed routes when reusing a history route

May 2026 1