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Author: Classic298

docs/ecosystem/computer/index.md

@@ -26,6 +26,14 @@ pip install cptr
 cptr run
 ```
 
+Prefer uv?
+
+```bash
+uvx cptr@latest run
+```
+
+Then create an account and open a folder.
+
 That's the install. It prints a one-time setup link, you create your account, open a folder, and you're looking at your real files in the browser. [Quickstart →](/ecosystem/computer/quickstart) · [View on GitHub →](https://github.com/open-webui/computer)
 
 Wondering what category this thing even is (remote desktop? IDE? AI assistant?): [What is Computer?](/ecosystem/computer/what-is-computer) gives you the mental model in two minutes.

docs/intro.mdx

@@ -118,6 +118,14 @@ Installed Open WebUI but not sure where to start? The [**Essentials for Open Web
 
 [**Open WebUI Computer**](/ecosystem/computer) is the cutting-edge agent harness and runtime for your real machine. You install one app, add AI (an API key, a local model, or a coding-agent subscription you already have like Claude Code or Codex), and it works on the actual files, branches, services, and tools already on that computer, with approvals and plan mode. The file the agent edits is the file on your disk; the terminal it uses is the terminal on your machine.
 
+Run Computer with uv:
+
+```bash
+uvx cptr@latest run
+```
+
+Then create an account and open a folder.
+
 Because it's your whole machine, you get the rest for free: files, editor, terminal, git, previews, and agent chats in any browser, from your desk or your phone; an assistant you can message from Telegram or WhatsApp; scheduled agents that report back to you. Everything runs locally on hardware you own, nothing hosted elsewhere.
 
 Computer and Open WebUI are one ecosystem moving at two speeds, on purpose. **Open WebUI** is the stable platform: enterprise-ready, multi-user, what teams and organizations deploy and rely on. **Computer** moves faster: new real-machine agent capabilities are built and shipped there first, hardened in daily use, and graduated into Open WebUI where they fit. If you want the bleeding edge of what we're building, it lands in Computer first.