Autopilot

You explain a repetitive task. The team makes the routine run on its own, logs what happened, and warns you if it breaks.

A squad is a ready-made AI team inside Overclock. Each AI handles one part of the project. You talk to the maestro; it splits the work and merges everything at the end.

To start, you answer 4 questions: what to do, when to do it, where to pull the data from, and where to send the result. The team tests everything before turning the routine on.

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Cotação do diaAutomação que busca cotações, registra a execução e entrega o resultado no horário combinado — com alarme quando quebra.

questions to start: 4
specialist on mapping: 1/source
runs at the real schedule: 3
failure triggered in testing: 1

how it works · no jargon

What happens after you ask for the automation.

The maestro is the AI that organizes the team. You talk to it; it turns the request into tasks, tracks each part, and gathers the result. You don't have to coordinate each AI yourself.

imagine you say

“Every day at 7am, fetch the dollar and euro rates and send the result to my spreadsheet.”

here's what Autopilot does

The team tests the sources, builds the routine, schedules the time, logs every run, and sets up a failure alert.

01
You answer 4 questions
Say what to repeat, when, where the data comes from, and where the result should land.
02
The team tests the sources
Before coding, it pulls a real sample to confirm the data is what’s expected.
03
You approve the sample
You check the content and the format before the routine is built.
04
The routine is installed
The team builds the task, the schedule, the run log, and the failure alert.
05
Review forces a failure
The routine runs at the real schedule and the source is taken down on purpose to prove the alert arrives.

You decide what you want and approve the important moments. The maestro handles the coordination between the AIs.

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Documented automations this squad already shipped.

Each project shows the automated work, the checks, and what’s left to monitor after delivery.

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Cotação do dia
Automação que busca cotações, registra a execução e entrega o resultado no horário combinado — com alarme quando quebra.
by Laschuk
Open project

want the same process on your project?You say what you want. The team handles the creation and the testing.

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what you get

From real data to a monitored routine.

The work doesn't end in a chat reply. You get files, previews, and links you can open, review, and use.

Scheduled routine
The task installed to run on its own on the agreed day and time.
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Automação rodando no cron com os 4 entregáveis: script, agendamento, log estruturado e alarme de falha
Proven source
A real sample that confirms where the data comes from.
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Amostra real do dado antes de qualquer build — se a fonte não é o que você imaginava, morre no gate de graça
Verified execution
Execution logs and proof that the alert arrives when something fails.
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3 runs de verificação no horário REAL do cron + 1 falha induzida com prova de que o alarme dispara
Operating manual
A short guide explaining how to monitor the routine and what to do if it stops.
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Manual de 5 linhas: como pausar, como trocar o destino, o que fazer quando o alarme tocar

how the squad works

The source proves it works before the script exists.

You define the source, the schedule, and the destination. The team tests the data, builds the routine, and only wraps up after verifying execution and the alarm.

01step 1Testing the sources1 part done by the team
- oc-browser×N
  1 surgical test before coding, max 3 attempts — fails, stops, and reports
your approval
REAL data sample + output format — if it isn't what you imagined, it dies here for free.
02step 2Build1 part done by the team
- backend-architect
  script + cron + structured log + failure ALARM — all 4 are the deliverable
your approval
1 real run with real data arriving at the real destination.
03step 3Real-world test2 parts done by the team
- oc-qa · 3 runs
  at the REAL cron time — validating a 3am automation at 2pm proves nothing
- oc-qa · falha induzida
  takes the source down on purpose — does the alarm fire? The proof is part of the handoff
your approval
Outputs from the 3 runs + proof of the alarm → you turn the cron on. 5-line manual.

session recorded in logs

27 minutos do pedido à automação instalada — falha real incluída

Sessão de 12/07/2026, reconstruída dos registros reais: log de execução, banco de tokens e relatório de QA. Todo número abaixo tem fonte.

de missão ponta a ponta, do briefing à entrega: 27m20s
de trabalho ativo somado dos 3 agentes: 9m39s
entre a falha SSL real e o mesmo script rodando limpo: 62s
fontes de dados testadas antes de qualquer build — 1 reprovada, com o porquê documentado: 5

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checks de QA aprovados, re-executados de forma independente: 6/6
arquivos entregues, do script ao manual de 5 linhas: 9

21:17 — o primeiro teste em produção falha de verdade: o SSL do macOS bloqueia as 3 fontes, zero cotações obtidas. A falha está no log — ninguém editou.
21:18 — 62 segundos depois, o mesmo script roda limpo: o agente leu o erro, corrigiu o certificado e ainda provou o modo de contingência derrubando a fonte principal de propósito.
21:20 — o QA não confiou no relato do builder: rodou tudo de novo do zero, modo normal e contingência, antes de assinar o PASS com 2 achados menores.
21:33 — recap nativo no encerramento: “Goal achieved — 16m56s · 18 turns · 26k tokens”. O maestro coordenou a missão inteira sem tocar numa linha de código — e você também não.

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