How to use Overhand.

• Install On macOS or Linux: one command, Homebrew, or npx and bunx.
• Run Overhand on a server Linux or Docker, reached through an SSH tunnel or your tailnet.
• First project and first win From setup to your first draft pull request.
• Agents and accounts Sign-ins, API keys, how each account is paid for, and the daily cap.
• Modes How far agents may go on each project, from watching to shipping.
• Leads Long-running agents that look after a whole project.
• The guard What it stops before it runs, and how it reaches each agent.
• Phone and Access from anywhere Your Overhand on your phone: free over Tailscale, from anywhere on Pro and Team.
• Teams Each person's agents side by side, and questions that find the right person.
• Cleanup and quiet mode Disk space back, and your laptop back when you need it.
• Privacy and what leaves your machine What stays on your computer, and the little that doesn't.
• Troubleshooting What to run, and what the messages mean.
• CLI reference Every command, from the CLI's own help.
• What's next What isn't built yet.

For agents, and for the details.

• setup.md The steps a coding agent follows to set Overhand up for you.
• llms.txt These pages as a list a model can read.
• Under the hood Where Overhand runs, what the relay sees, the guard and Ship's rules.
• Design catalog Every part of Overhand on sample data.