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Published on June 18, 2025 by Dillon DuPont Over the last few months, our enterprise users kept asking the same type of question: "When are you adding support for AutoCAD?"
"What about SAP integration?"
"Can you automate our MES system?" - each request was for different enterprise applications we'd never heard of.
At first, we deflected.
We've been building Cua to work across different environments - from Lume for macOS VMs to cloud containers.
But these requests kept piling up.
AutoCAD automation.
SAP integration.
Specialized manufacturing systems.
Then it hit us: they all ran exclusively on Windows .
Most of us develop on macOS, so we hadn't considered Windows as a primary target for agent automation.
But we were missing out on helping customers automate the software that actually runs their businesses.
So last month, we started working on Windows support for RPA (Robotic Process Automation) .
Here's the twist: the perfect development environment was already sitting on every Windows machine - we just had to unlock it.
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