Braus FAQs

Question 1

How does Braus allow AI agents to work without interrupting my screen?

Accepted Answer

Braus uses virtual desktop routing to place target application windows onto a virtual display. It routes agent inputs and keyboard/mouse actions strictly to that dedicated background workspace, allowing you to use your Mac uninterrupted.

Question 2

How does Braus integrate with MCP clients like Claude Code and Codex?

Accepted Answer

Braus includes a native Swift-based STDIO bridge requiring zero external dependencies like Node.js or Python. You can generate connection commands directly within Braus and register the tool in Claude Code or Codex with a single CLI command.

Question 3

How does Braus minimize token consumption compared to other computer-use tools?

Accepted Answer

Instead of repeatedly sending heavy visual screenshots and full accessibility trees to the model, Braus features an efficient perception engine that translates live UI states into structured text, achieving an estimated 67% to 95% reduction in token usage.

Question 4

Which macOS apps and frameworks are compatible with Braus?

Accepted Answer

Braus runs on macOS 15+ (Apple silicon and Intel) and supports desktop applications built on AppKit, Chromium, Electron, Qt, and specialized suites like Pro Tools, with support for Adobe UXP currently in development.

Question 5

Where is interaction history and learned app procedures stored?

Accepted Answer

Braus stores all interaction logs, workflow outcomes, and interface maps locally in an embedded SQLite database. This persistent local memory helps agents recall past procedures without exposing your app state data to external servers.

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