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2026-08-17

Lyra puts browser, terminal, files, and apps in one agent workbench, but setup is still yours

Lyra opens an early desktop workbench where humans and AI agents share browser pages, terminals, files, and desktop apps; the free local entry is clear, but model setup, extensions, permissions, and paid limits remain for creators to sort out.

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Lyra puts browser, terminal, files, and apps in one agent workbench, but setup is still yours