Everything Overhand does
Every built feature in one list, each with where it's explained.
Your agents.
- Start from a sentence It plans before it builds. How
- A check-up first A read-only look at each project you add. How
- Review on the preview Point at the page, not the diff. How
- Upkeep leads Ready-made leads for current dependencies, untested code and TODO notes. How
- Your first win Right after setup, one small, safe task as a draft pull request, its steps ticking over while it runs. How
- Your own sessions Claude Code sessions you start yourself can join and follow the house rules. How
- Sign in from the app Claude Code, Codex and Cursor Agent sign in from Settings, in your browser, with no terminal. How
- Out of usage An account that runs out of usage waits for its reset, and Settings shows until when. How
- Overhand over MCP Your agents ask what's running and what needs you, answer leads and hand on requests; a run does only what its key allows. How
- Message a lead Ask a lead anything or tell it what to do, any time, from the app or your phone; its reply comes back in the same conversation. How
Safety.
- Modes Per project, agents only look, draft, open or ship their pull requests. How
- The guard Blocks merges, force pushes, deploys and production secrets, in Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode. How
- Ship Pull requests whose required checks pass can merge through GitHub's own auto-merge, per project. How
- Ship for leads A lead's pull requests go through the same Ship rules as a ticket's. How
- OS sandbox On by default where your computer can run it: each agent run can write only its own folder, never your other files. How
- Guard only, per project A project whose tools can't run inside the sandbox, such as Xcode, runs on the guard alone, and Needs you says so. How
- Plugins Small checks, trackers and notifiers in a sandbox of their own, reaching only the hosts they declare. How
Your machine.
- Quiet mode Holds builds, full test runs and dev servers while you need the laptop, in Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode. How
- Cleanup Frees disk space: only what you tick, or what's safe to go on a schedule you turn on. How
- From your phone Over your own Tailscale, free; from anywhere with Pro. How
- On a server A Linux server or Docker, reached over SSH or Tailscale. How
- Cleanup for agent tools Also finds old local models, agent history and forgotten agent worktrees. How
Your reports.
- Night report Each morning, what happened overnight: on your computer, and on your phone through ntfy. How
- Work reports Per project, for any dates, weekly if you like. How
- Share cards A picture of the night, the day or the week, ready to post. How
- Focus Outcomes only, across every agent; the steps fold away until you open them. How
- Stop the night report While the night report reads aloud, its button turns into Stop; Esc stops it too. How
Your team.
Overhand itself.
- Suggest or report An idea or a bug, as a public GitHub issue you preview and send yourself. How
- What's new Every feature in one list, newest first, with a quiet tip beside what's new. How
- Looks Five looks for the app, each in light and dark: new art, colour and motion, the same words and controls. How