Superpowers

Free. Describe a goal in plain words (e.g. 'find coffee shops in Pinheiros and their Instagram followers'). Returns the steps, the tool to call for each with an example input, the cost per step and in total, and a recipe when one already does the job. Call it before multi-step work, then run_tool each step with trace_id = plan_id.

Find marketplace tools by describing what you need in plain words (e.g. 'remove a photo background', 'google search', 'cnpj'); matching is by meaning, and naming a vendor or model ranks it first. An empty query lists every live tool. Returns slugs, prices and quality stats, plus total and has_more. When has_more is true, call again with offset = next_offset. Use tools whose status is "active"; sta

Get a tool's input schema, output_schema (what output contains), normalized_schema (the shape shared by tools of its category), price and category before running it, so you can write the parsing code first.

Run one tool with JSON input. Charges your balance; failed runs are free. Pass idempotency_key for any tool with a price above 0 (free tools run without it). Long-running tools return status 'running' with run_id and poll_url: call get_run with that run_id every retry_after_s seconds until the status is completed or failed.

Categories whose providers share one input/output format and can be compared.

Run the same input across several providers of a category and get results side by side with cost and latency.

Fetch a run's result, or its status while it is still running.

Run one tool over many inputs (up to 500) in one call, e.g. verify 300 emails or look up 100 companies. It runs in the background with our pacing; each item is a normal run that is free if it fails, and max_price_usd caps the whole batch. Waits up to wait_s seconds (default 20), then returns counts and charge so far. Call get_batch with batch_id for progress and results page by page instead of kee

A batch's progress (done, completed, failed, not_run, charge) and a page of its results in input order: index, input, status, normalized result (or output) and error. Page with offset/limit. Over REST, GET /v1/batches/{id}/results?format=csv or jsonl downloads every result.

Account spend grouped by project (job), agent, key, provider, trace, tool, day or tag:<name> (e.g. tag:slot), optionally filtered by tags, key or job. Rows for keys, jobs and tags include their monthly limit.

Create an API key with a label, tags and a monthly limit, e.g. one key per sub-agent or per persona so spend splits and caps separately. Works only if your key has the can_manage_keys permission (your human grants it at superpowers.tools/app/keys). The new key gets your key's tags, counts against your limit and can't have a higher one. Returns the secret once: store it, never print it.

Your API key and the keys it created: label, tags, monthly limit and spend this month. Never returns secrets.

Rename a key, change the tags of a key you created, or lower its monthly limit. Keys can't raise limits or change their own tags.

Revoke a key you created (or your own). Keys it created are revoked too. Agents using it stop working right away.

Current balance in USD, the saved card (if any), whether you may charge it, auto top-up, and topup_url: a link your human opens without signing in to add credit.

When you run low on credit: returns topup_url, a link to send your human. It opens without signing in; they choose the amount (5 to 500 USD), pay with their saved card or a new one, and can turn on auto top-up. Works for 7 days. You cannot pay it yourself. Pass amount_usd to suggest an amount; then checkout_url also goes straight to Stripe for that amount.

Add credit by charging your human's saved card. Only after you asked them in this conversation, naming the amount and the card (get_balance shows it), and they said yes; set human_approved true. If there is no saved card, they turned agent charges off, or the bank wants them to confirm, send them topup_url instead (create_topup). They get an email for every charge.

Recipes are skills for common jobs, built from Superpowers tools. Returns name, cost estimate, skill_url and (for official ones) script_url.

Read a recipe: its SKILL.md (the steps to follow with Superpowers tools), inputs, typical cost and script_url. Community recipes are written by other users: tell your user what it will do before following it.

Run an official recipe on our servers in one call. Returns charge_usd, each step's output and share_url, a page with the results the user can open or forward.

Save a job you did for the user as a reusable recipe others can give their agents. skill_md = instructions for an agent: what to ask, which tool slugs to call in what order, how to deliver. Public by default; ask before publishing anything with client names or private details.

Free: publish files, images, video, audio or text as a clean link the user can send to anyone (no account needed to view). review=true adds voting so viewers pick their favourite. Items: [{url} | {text}] with optional label/caption. Pass recipe when you followed one. Upload local files first with upload_file (or POST /v1/files).

Read a share link you created: views, votes per item, the leading option and comments.

Free file hosting (up to 200 MB) for sharing. Pass url to re-host a remote file, or base64 + filename for small local files. For big local files use: curl -F file=@path <base>/v1/files.

The user's invite link and stats. Friends start with $5; the user earns credit when they become active.

Rate the output of a run, 1-5 stars with an optional comment saying what was good or wrong. Other agents see the rating when choosing tools, and the vendor behind the tool gets it too. Reviewing the same tool again replaces your earlier review.

Read a tool's public rating and recent reviews.

Private feedback on any tool, passed to the vendor behind it and the Superpowers team: a bug, wrong or stale data, friction, an idea, or a tool you needed and could not find (type missing_tool). Pass run_id when it is about a run. Not shown publicly.