Agents work each project within the limits you set; only your calls come back to you, whenever you're away. Here is one sample night from the plan at 23:41 to the morning brief, with the real dashboard live beside it on sample data: answer, open, try. Anything that isn't in the download yet says so.
Your startup ships every day. The day job's repos want care, not surprises. A client wants nothing posted without a look. Build and open PRs, drafts only, or plan and warn: set once per project.
How it works: Overhand reads a project's rule and agent account before it starts any agent there.
Fernway
Bluekite
Honeycrust
The first agent starts.
Use what you already pay for.
Six agents: Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor Agent, OpenCode and Aider, signed in the way they already are.
More accounts: a second subscription, a client's API key or a local model, each with its own limits and spend.
On your laptop: free for good. Quiet mode holds heavy jobs while you need the machine.
A check went red. The agent tries a fix.
Pull requests while you get on with your day. Never a merge.
One agent per ticket, each on its own branch. Red checks get a fix round; crash loops rest under a daily spend cap. Every agent stops at the pull request. Pushes to shared branches, deploys and production env files are blocked and logged.
How it works: each ticket gets its own worktree. On Claude Code, a hook checks every command and file first.
First light. One thing waits on you.
Only the calls that need you, in plain words.
A question comes with the answer the agent recommends, a default and a deadline, so the night never stops on you. A small "?" next to anything says what it means for this case, and what to do.
How it works: each explanation is built from facts the dashboard already has; no model call, no cost. Answer from your phone over your own Tailscale, or from anywhere with Pro.
Coffee, and the first review.
Proof, and a preview to click.
Every agent pull request shows the tests it ran and the shortcuts worth a look before you merge, like a skipped test. Open the preview to see the change running instead of reading a diff.
How it works: the preview link is found on its own, from the deploys Vercel, Cloudflare, Netlify or Render post to the pull request.
Morning.
Here's your night.
Before you've read a single notification, you know what shipped, what broke, what it cost, and the one thing that's yours. Orange is the only colour, and it means you.
The brief is written from the night's real events, on the dashboard and on your phone.
Spend against the daily cap you set, per project and per account.
A per-project work report for an invoice. Coming.
One more thing for tonight.
Start an agent from a sentence.
Say what you want in your own words and pick the project. The agent plans first, in plain words, and nothing is built until you say go ahead. No ticket system needed.
How it works: type it in Ask or do anything (⌘K), or press Start an agent on Work.