Add the missing computer-use-agent comparison - #43
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The comparison series had six matching Blog articles. The computer-use-agent route still pointed to a benchmark result instead of a decision article.
This adds an original practical comparison. It gives computer-use agents credit for novel work, explains why OpenAdapt fits repeated consequential transactions, and keeps the benchmark claims tied to their 2026-07-08 setup and caveats. It doesn't claim the agent arm was unreliable. The article links to the current comparison, the first-workflow guide, and the full result report.
The rendered-route check from #42 now requires this article too.
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