How it works

How OverPowered works

One orchestrator runs the agents on all your machines. It works out the next step by analysing the work, then writes the prompt, the way you would. Here is that loop, step by step.

The loop, step by step

  1. Your agents work on what you set

    Your agents run on each of your machines, in your own AI agent tools.

  2. It decides the way you would

    It takes the decisions and writes the prompts in your place, the way you would, after analysing the work.

  3. It knows what every agent is doing

    The orchestrator knows what every agent on every machine is doing, so you don't have to check each one.

  4. Critical decisions wait for you

    By default, critical decisions such as payments wait for your approval. You can choose to give it full authority, payments included.

  5. You follow it in the dashboard

    See what every agent and the orchestrator did, and answer any critical decision that waits for you.

  6. The work keeps going while you're away

    The orchestrator keeps deciding and writing the next prompt, so your agents keep working on what you set.

From step 6, the loop goes back to step 2.

One orchestrator, every machine

One orchestrator runs the agents on all your machines, not one per machine or per session.

Illustration: one orchestrator linked to five machines that run agents. Five is an example, not a requirement or a limit.

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