ServerEngine Documentation

What is ServerEngine?

ServerEngine is your workspace to drive your AI agents. S.E.N.T.R.I, the agent built into it, takes a goal typed or spoken in plain language, plans the work and carries it out with its skills — running PowerShell, editing code, driving a window or a browser, deploying — while it ticks each step off a checklist you can follow.

Run many agents side by side in the Agent Workspace, with every session saved and restored on startup. Use your favourite models from Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenRouter or a local Ollama, all sharing the same memory, and reach your agents from your phone over WhatsApp, Slack or Discord. A scope of hosts you allow, skills you enable, approvals where you want them and a full history of every action keep it inside the boundaries you set.

Underneath it is a complete automation platform: it runs PowerShell and Python over Windows Remote Management (WinRM) — no agents to install on your targets — and adds parallel job execution, runbooks, scheduling, a remote-session manager, an encrypted credentials store, software deployment, and a local REST API. Everything runs on your machine and your network.

How it fits together

ServerEngine has two parts that work together:

• The desktop console — the app you install from the Microsoft Store. You manage credentials, author scripts and runbooks, connect to remote sessions, and talk to S.E.N.T.R.I here.
• The automation service — a background Windows service that executes jobs, scheduled tasks, and unattended agent prompts even when no one is logged in, and hosts the local REST API.

Jobs flow from the console (or the API, or a schedule) to the service, which connects to each target over WinRM, runs your scripts, streams the output back, and logs everything.

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