Yutori released Navigator n2, a model that operates computers directly, controlling desktop applications, browsers, command lines and short pieces of code across Linux, macOS and Windows. Earlier Navigator versions worked only in a browser. It is available now through Yutori's own API, and the benchmark comparisons against rival models are the company's own.
What changed
Yutori's earlier Navigator n1 and n1.5 models handled browser use only.
What it unlocks
Building agents that operate full desktop applications, command lines and code across Linux, macOS and Windows at a low per-task cost.
- $0.50 per 1M input tokens
- $4.00 per 1M output tokens
- 65.2% on OSWorld 2.0
- $1.46 API cost per task
What you need to act on it
- Yutori API account
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