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Source: Blog / news
A doctor finishes a visit. The note needs to be in the chart before the next patient walks in. Most automation architectures cannot hit this window.
Source: Blog / news
Every workflow automated captures data about how legacy systems actually work. Over time, that understanding compounds into something more valuable than the integrations themselves.
Source: Blog / news
Home health agencies run on desktop EHR systems with no APIs. AI companies serving this vertical need to automate referral intake, patient data entry, and scheduling.
Source: Blog / news
Desktop automation on patient data requires SOC 2 and HIPAA compliance from day one. Here is what healthcare AI companies need from their automation platform.
Source: Blog / news
RPA vendors sell on build time. Nobody talks about the 90% of effort keeping bots alive after deployment. Here is what that maintenance actually costs.
Source: Blog / news
The stakes are different. The UIs are deceptive. Session management is brutal. Here is what you learn when you automate EHRs in production.
Source: Blog / news
Enterprise desktop automation is shifting from brittle scripts to intelligent agents. Computer use agents will replace traditional RPA within five years.
Source: Blog / news
Most computer use agents use a planner-executor hierarchy. Modern LLMs are good enough that the extra layers are now overhead. Here is what we learned when we simplified.
Source: Blog / news
Most EHR systems have no usable API. Healthcare AI companies need to push data into them anyway. Computer use agents solve this last mile integration problem.
Source: Blog / news
Minicor automates electronic health record systems — Epic, Cerner, Athenahealth, and others — without an API. Healthcare teams and healthtech companies use Minicor to read patient records, enter clinical data, and sync information across systems.
Source: Blog / news
Traditional RPA relies on element selectors that break constantly. Vision-based computer use agents find elements by looking at the screen, like a human does.
Source: Blog / news
Healthcare runs on EHRs with no APIs. Computer use agents navigate these desktop applications visually, processing thousands of patient interactions daily.
Source: Blog / news
The first time an agent navigates a system, it explores. The hundredth time, it should know the path. Most agents do not work this way.
Source: Blog / news
Some tasks are fundamentally computational. Summing a spreadsheet column, parsing a PDF, renaming files. Clicking through a GUI for these is slow and fragile. The agent should know when to write code instead.
Source: Blog / news
95% per-click accuracy sounds great. On a 20-step workflow, it means two out of three runs will have at least one misclick. Here is why recovery matters more than accuracy alone.
Source: Blog / news
Citrix and RDP environments are common in enterprise. Computer use agents work through the visual interface, making them ideal for remote desktop automation.
Source: Blog / news
Minicor automates CDK Global, Reynolds & Reynolds, DealerSocket, and other dealership management systems without an API. Dealerships and automotive software teams use Minicor to pull inventory, process deals, and sync data across systems.
Source: Blog / news
Legacy ERP systems like SAP GUI and Oracle Forms were never built for automation. Computer use agents interact through the GUI, no source code access required.
Source: Blog / news
Insurance claims run through legacy Windows applications with no API. Computer use agents automate these workflows without replacing the underlying system.
Source: Blog / news
Writing notes into an EHR is not a text-entry problem. It is a navigation and verification problem with text entry in the middle.
Source: Blog / news
Minicor is a desktop automation platform that lets engineering teams and AI agents automate any legacy software, even when there is no API, no integration, and no documentation.
Source: Blog / news
SAP GUI, Oracle Forms, and Sage 300 run critical operations on desktop. Traditional RPA breaks on their complex interfaces. Computer use agents handle it.
Source: Blog / news
Dental practice management systems are desktop applications with no API. Here is how to automate insurance verification, scheduling, and claims submission.
Source: Blog / news
CDK Global and Reynolds will not give you API access. Computer use agents navigate these DMS desktop applications through the visual interface.
Source: Blog / news
Athena's on-premise desktop EHR has no writable API. Here is how computer use agents automate it reliably in production.
Source: Blog / news
AI startups building on healthcare, logistics, and finance are switching from traditional RPA to computer use agents. The reason is not what you might expect.
Source: Blog / news
AI models work. The problem is getting their output into legacy systems never designed for programmatic access. Deployment is the real bottleneck.
Source: Blog / news
Minicor is the infrastructure layer that gives AI agents access to legacy desktop software. When an agent needs to read from or write to a system with no API, Minicor wraps that workflow in a clean API endpoint.
Source: Blog / news
A vendor pushes a UI update and every RPA script breaks. Computer use agents that see the screen instead of reading selectors handle changes automatically.
Source: Blog / news
One missed click without a check cascades into five more bad actions. One missed click with a check gets caught in three seconds. The math is simple.
Source: Blog / news
Technical writing on computer use agents, self-healing RPA, healthcare EHR automation, ERP integration, Citrix automation, and production-grade desktop automation. From the team building Minicor.
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Deploy self-healing computer use agents that automate legacy desktop systems. Agents detect failures, self-correct, and keep running when UIs change. SOC 2 and HIPAA compliant. Zero to production in hours.
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Join Minicor and help build the platform that replaces legacy RPA with self-healing computer use agents at scale. VC-backed, based in San Francisco.
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Deploy self-healing computer use agents that automate legacy desktop systems. Agents detect failures, self-correct, and keep running when UIs change. SOC 2 and HIPAA compliant. Zero to production in hours.
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Join Minicor and help build the platform that replaces legacy RPA with self-healing computer use agents at scale. VC-backed, based in San Francisco.
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A doctor finishes a visit. The note needs to be in the chart before the next patient walks in. Most automation architectures cannot hit this window.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/latency-constraint-clinical-workflowsSource name: Blog / news
Every workflow automated captures data about how legacy systems actually work. Over time, that understanding compounds into something more valuable than the integrations themselves.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/integration-layer-to-system-of-recordSource name: Blog / news
Home health agencies run on desktop EHR systems with no APIs. AI companies serving this vertical need to automate referral intake, patient data entry, and scheduling.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/home-health-ehr-automation-wellsky-hchb-kinserSource name: Blog / news
Desktop automation on patient data requires SOC 2 and HIPAA compliance from day one. Here is what healthcare AI companies need from their automation platform.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/hipaa-compliant-desktop-automation-healthcareSource name: Blog / news
RPA vendors sell on build time. Nobody talks about the 90% of effort keeping bots alive after deployment. Here is what that maintenance actually costs.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/hidden-cost-legacy-rpa-bots-productionSource name: Blog / news
The stakes are different. The UIs are deceptive. Session management is brutal. Here is what you learn when you automate EHRs in production.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/healthcare-ehr-automation-differentSource name: Blog / news
Enterprise desktop automation is shifting from brittle scripts to intelligent agents. Computer use agents will replace traditional RPA within five years.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/future-enterprise-desktop-automation-computer-use-agentsSource name: Blog / news
Most computer use agents use a planner-executor hierarchy. Modern LLMs are good enough that the extra layers are now overhead. Here is what we learned when we simplified.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/flat-agent-architectureSource name: Blog / news
Most EHR systems have no usable API. Healthcare AI companies need to push data into them anyway. Computer use agents solve this last mile integration problem.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/ehr-integration-without-api-healthcare-aiSource name: Blog / news
Minicor automates electronic health record systems — Epic, Cerner, Athenahealth, and others — without an API. Healthcare teams and healthtech companies use Minicor to read patient records, enter clinical data, and sync information across systems.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/ehr-automationSource name: Blog / news
Traditional RPA relies on element selectors that break constantly. Vision-based computer use agents find elements by looking at the screen, like a human does.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/desktop-automation-without-selectors-vision-agentsSource name: Blog / news
Healthcare runs on EHRs with no APIs. Computer use agents navigate these desktop applications visually, processing thousands of patient interactions daily.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/computer-use-agents-healthcare-ehr-automationSource name: Blog / news
The first time an agent navigates a system, it explores. The hundredth time, it should know the path. Most agents do not work this way.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/computer-use-agent-memorySource name: Blog / news
Some tasks are fundamentally computational. Summing a spreadsheet column, parsing a PDF, renaming files. Clicking through a GUI for these is slow and fragile. The agent should know when to write code instead.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/code-agent-when-clicking-is-wrongSource name: Blog / news
95% per-click accuracy sounds great. On a 20-step workflow, it means two out of three runs will have at least one misclick. Here is why recovery matters more than accuracy alone.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/click-accuracy-mathSource name: Blog / news
Citrix and RDP environments are common in enterprise. Computer use agents work through the visual interface, making them ideal for remote desktop automation.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/citrix-remote-desktop-automation-ai-agentsSource name: Blog / news
Minicor automates CDK Global, Reynolds & Reynolds, DealerSocket, and other dealership management systems without an API. Dealerships and automotive software teams use Minicor to pull inventory, process deals, and sync data across systems.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/cdk-dealership-automationSource name: Blog / news
Legacy ERP systems like SAP GUI and Oracle Forms were never built for automation. Computer use agents interact through the GUI, no source code access required.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/automating-legacy-erp-systems-without-codeSource name: Blog / news
Insurance claims run through legacy Windows applications with no API. Computer use agents automate these workflows without replacing the underlying system.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/automating-insurance-claims-processing-legacy-systemsSource name: Blog / news
Writing notes into an EHR is not a text-entry problem. It is a navigation and verification problem with text entry in the middle.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/automating-clinical-documentationSource name: Blog / news
Minicor is a desktop automation platform that lets engineering teams and AI agents automate any legacy software, even when there is no API, no integration, and no documentation.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/automate-software-no-apiSource name: Blog / news
SAP GUI, Oracle Forms, and Sage 300 run critical operations on desktop. Traditional RPA breaks on their complex interfaces. Computer use agents handle it.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/automate-sap-gui-legacy-erp-desktopSource name: Blog / news
Dental practice management systems are desktop applications with no API. Here is how to automate insurance verification, scheduling, and claims submission.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/automate-open-dental-desktop-practice-managementSource name: Blog / news
CDK Global and Reynolds will not give you API access. Computer use agents navigate these DMS desktop applications through the visual interface.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/automate-cdk-global-dealer-management-systemSource name: Blog / news
Athena's on-premise desktop EHR has no writable API. Here is how computer use agents automate it reliably in production.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/automate-athena-ehr-without-apiSource name: Blog / news
AI startups building on healthcare, logistics, and finance are switching from traditional RPA to computer use agents. The reason is not what you might expect.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/ai-companies-replacing-rpa-computer-use-agentsSource name: Blog / news
AI models work. The problem is getting their output into legacy systems never designed for programmatic access. Deployment is the real bottleneck.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/ai-bottleneck-legacy-system-deploymentSource name: Blog / news
Minicor is the infrastructure layer that gives AI agents access to legacy desktop software. When an agent needs to read from or write to a system with no API, Minicor wraps that workflow in a clean API endpoint.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/ai-agents-legacy-softwareSource name: Blog / news
A vendor pushes a UI update and every RPA script breaks. Computer use agents that see the screen instead of reading selectors handle changes automatically.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/ai-agents-handle-ui-changes-break-rpaSource name: Blog / news
One missed click without a check cascades into five more bad actions. One missed click with a check gets caught in three seconds. The math is simple.
https://www.minicor.com/blog/agent-self-correctionSource name: Blog / news
Technical writing on computer use agents, self-healing RPA, healthcare EHR automation, ERP integration, Citrix automation, and production-grade desktop automation. From the team building Minicor.
https://www.minicor.com/blogSource name: Blog / news
Traditional RPA breaks when UIs change. Computer use agents see the screen and adapt. A side-by-side comparison from someone who has run both in production.
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