Decides and prompts as you would
It works out the next step by analysing the work, then writes the prompt, the way you would.
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AI agent orchestrator, prompting in your place, so your sessions keep moving while you're away.
Good morning, Sam
While you were away, the orchestrator sent 42 prompts and closed 6 tickets.
1 critical decision waiting
Pay for extra storage
Approved by you at 09:12
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Critical decision · Onboarding
Illustration with example data. Sessions get their next prompt from the orchestrator, and a payment waits for your approval. Tickets: not confirmed yet.
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A short animated illustration: one orchestrator runs the agents on several machines. Not a screen recording.
Illustration
Illustration, 30 seconds, no sound. Five machines run AI agents. In the centre, the orchestrator's seat is labelled "Orchestrator: you", and one by one the agents on every machine wait for your next prompt. OverPowered takes the seat: the label changes to "Orchestrator: OverPowered", and a line of control runs from it to each of the five machines. It decides the way you would, after analysing the work. It sends a prompt, and every agent starts again. When a task is done, the next prompt follows, and the gauge fills from teal to green. Then a critical decision appears, a payment for an email sending plan, and waits for your approval. You approve it, and the work goes on. By default, critical decisions such as payments wait for your approval. You can choose to give it full authority, payments included. The needle sweeps into the red. End card: "Get OverPowered", then "Download the app · Get the repository". The five machines are an example, not a requirement.
It works through your own AI tool accounts, so each tool's own terms, limits and costs still apply.
Product names are used only to identify the tools they belong to and remain the property of their owners. OverPowered is an independent product and is not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by these companies.
Right now, you are the orchestrator: you decide what happens next and write every prompt. On a call, in another project or asleep, your agents sit idle until you're back.
Six things it does for the agents on all your machines.
It works out the next step by analysing the work, then writes the prompt, the way you would.
You focus on one thing. The orchestrator keeps your other sessions going.
Agents run on several of your computers. One orchestrator controls them all, not one per session.
Step away. Your agents keep working on what you set.
The orchestrator knows what every agent on every machine is doing, so you don't have to check each one.
See what every agent and the orchestrator did, and answer any critical decision that waits for you.
It decides and prompts the way you would. By default, critical decisions such as payments wait for you, unless you give it full authority.
Illustration with example decisions: routine ones go straight to your agents. By default, critical decisions such as payments wait for your approval; with full authority, none do.
It takes the decisions and writes the prompts in your place, the way you would, after analysing the work.
By default, critical decisions such as payments wait for your approval. The rest, it decides the way you would.
You can choose to give it full authority, payments included. With full authority, your part can drop to zero.
It's planned to start each decision it takes and each prompt it writes from the goals you set.
Not confirmed yetIt's planned to give each task a ticket that agents pick up, update and close, so you can see who did what.
Not confirmed yetIt's planned to let you choose the AI model for each session, and change it later.
Not confirmed yetWho it's for, and the business skills it's planned to cover.
Founders
Building the company alone, with AI agents
Business owners in any field
Running every part of the business yourself
Developers running many agent sessions
Several projects at once, each agent waiting on your next prompt
Software development agencies
Client projects on several machines
Real estate
Listings and leads that can't wait
E-commerce
Products, ads and customer emails, every day
One-person businesses
One person, every role
Not confirmed yet
Marketing
Campaign plans, content calendars and launch posts.
Outreach
Prospect lists, first emails and follow-ups.
SEO
Keyword research, page briefs and technical checks.
Reputation
Review replies and brand mentions to watch.
Finance
Invoices, cash-flow notes and monthly summaries.
Branding
Voice, naming and brand guidelines.
Design
Layouts, visuals and design reviews.
UI and UX
User flows, screen specs and usability checks.
Straight answers, including the ones that are still "not yet".
A desktop app that takes your seat as the orchestrator of your AI agents. It takes the decisions and writes the prompts in your place, the way you would, after analysing the work. One orchestrator runs the agents on all your machines and keeps the work going while you're away. By default, critical decisions such as payments wait for your approval. Anything on this page marked "Not confirmed yet" may not be in the app today.
Founders and business owners in any field who run their work largely alone with AI agents: the whole one-person business. We're starting with developers and small agencies who run several agent sessions at once, because that's where the problem is clearest today. We're also building for real estate, e-commerce and other one-person businesses.
Not confirmed yet
That's the plan. Ready-made skills for marketing, outreach, SEO, finance and more are planned, so agents can work on the business, not only on code. They're not confirmed yet. OverPowered runs AI agent tools, so you'll need at least one. What else the setup needs is not confirmed yet.
Not you as a person: one seat you hold today, the orchestrator's. Right now you decide what each agent does next and write every prompt. OverPowered takes that seat: it takes the decisions and writes the prompts in your place, the way you would, after analysing the work. Your business and your goals stay yours.
It takes the decisions and writes the prompts in your place, the way you would, after analysing the work. That covers what happens next and what each agent is told. By default, critical decisions such as payments wait for your approval. You can choose to give it full authority, payments included. With full authority, your part can drop to zero. This page doesn't yet say which other decisions count as critical, or how full authority is given, limited or taken back.
Yes. OverPowered is live from 29 October 2026. Use the links in the next section. This site asks for no sign-up and no email; each link goes straight to GitHub.
OverPowered is free to use. It works through your own AI tool accounts, so each tool's own terms, limits and costs still apply.
It runs the AI agent tools you already use: Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Cursor, OpenCode and Hermes Agent. It works through your own AI tool accounts, so each tool's own terms, limits and costs still apply. Product names are used only to identify the tools they belong to and remain the property of their owners. OverPowered is an independent product and is not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by these companies.
Not confirmed yet. What is confirmed: it keeps the work going while you're away, for the agents on all your machines. By default, critical decisions such as payments wait for your approval. How long it can keep going without you also depends on each AI tool: its own terms, limits and costs still apply.
We don't have the full answer yet, and we won't guess. OverPowered works through your own AI tool accounts, so each tool's own terms, limits and costs still apply. Some tools limit what other apps may do with your login, and how sign-in works for each tool is not confirmed yet. Until it is, we only say that OverPowered runs these tools. Check each tool's terms for your plan.
No. One orchestrator runs the agents on all your machines, not one per machine or per session. For example, five computers run agents and a sixth runs the orchestrator. Whether the orchestrator needs a computer of its own, and how many machines it can handle, isn't confirmed yet.
Not on this site: it asks for no email and no account. Each link at the end of this page goes straight to GitHub. OverPowered works through your own AI tool accounts.
One person. Overpowered.
Free to use. Your AI tools' own plans and usage costs still apply. No sign-up here: each link goes straight to GitHub.