Install

Open PowerShell and run this. It asks your name and email, then does the rest.

irm https://workerhub.aabcoonline.com/downloads/aabco-worker-setup.ps1 | iex

Windows 10/11 · Node.js 20+ required · nothing secret to type or be sent

What happens

  1. The worker installs itself Downloaded from this Hub and installed as a Windows service that starts with the machine.

    the installer

  2. It asks to join, and says what it can do It declares which kind of worker it is and which tasks it carries handlers for — so an administrator approves a capability, not just a hostname.

    the installer

  3. It waits, holding nothing An unapproved machine is not a member of the fleet: no keys, no work claimed. It simply re-checks whether it has been approved.

    automatic

  4. An administrator approves it They see your name, your machine, and what it claims it can run, then admit it to a group.

    the only step you wait on

  5. It configures itself and starts working The Hub sends the settings and keys it needs. They stay in memory — no key is ever written to this machine's disk — and can be changed centrally later.

    automatic, within a minute of approval

Check on your machine

After installing, see where your request has got to. The installer prints your machine's id when it finishes.

What you are agreeing to

Once approved, this worker connects out to the fleet Hub and lets an administrator monitor and manage this machine remotely — viewing performance and running processes, ending processes, browsing, uploading, downloading and deleting files anywhere on disk, and installing the applications its assigned tasks need. Only install it on a machine you are authorised to enrol.

Already installed? It stays idle until approved. To remove it: Unregister-ScheduledTask aabco-worker, then delete %ProgramData%\aabco-worker.