Solution · Power users
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Modern work moves faster than a single assistant queue. Opipower is built for company power users: run multiple assistants in parallel, each routed to its own context, so research, drafting, coordination, and review can progress at the same time.
Opipower is currently being developed. We plan to launch before Q4 2026.
One workspace. Multiple lanes.
Example view: four assistants running side by side inside Workspace. Scale lanes up or down based on the work.
The hidden tax: waiting
A single assistant creates a bottleneck: one thread, one response, one blocked step at a time. Meanwhile the work is naturally parallel—research, drafting, follow-ups, coordination, and verification. Opipower gives power users parallel capacity so progress doesn’t stall between answers.
See parallel assistants in one view
Route lanes to different objectives—research, drafting, QA, stakeholder updates, tickets—so “waiting on the model” stops pacing your day.
Parallel capacity for people who run the company
Opipower lets power users orchestrate multiple assistants simultaneously—each with its own focus and context—so work progresses in parallel instead of sitting idle between responses.
A clean division of labour
Assign each assistant a job-to-be-done—so you’re not forced to serialize everything through one thread.
Simultaneous, not sequential
While one lane drafts, another can research, and a third can review—without waiting for any single response to finish.
Routed to the right context
Point each lane at the surface or domain it should own so output lands where your teams already operate.
More throughput per session
Designed so parallel effort translates into more completed work—fewer stalls, more outcomes.
How Opipower fits in
You define your workstreams; Opipower provisions multiple assistants side by side, each with its own thread and context. You steer priority, swap routing, and merge output—so speed comes from parallelism without losing control.
1. Set lanes
Spin up the lanes you need and assign what each lane owns—so work moves without stepping on itself.
2. Route contexts
Route each lane to the surface or domain that matters now: different queues, teams, documents, or problem spaces.
3. Ship in parallel
Let assistants advance simultaneously; review, merge, and redirect output as results land—so waiting stops pacing your day.
Let's find the right solution for you
Start with the pilot program and see real usage — then choose your plan based on data, not estimates.