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Stop Juggling Agents.

Create tickets, assign agents, and review diffs — all in one place. Overlord keeps the full delivery record while agents work in the tools they already know.

New to Overlord? Start with the docs.

Works with
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Claude CodeClaude Code
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See it in action

How it works

From ticket to shipped — with agents in the loop

01

Define the work

Plan and organize future agent jobs while current execution stays in flight, so the next wave of work is ready when you are.

  • Queue upcoming work without interrupting executing jobs
  • Turn waiting time into organized planning instead of idle tabs
02

Agents execute

Agents attach to tickets, follow the protocol, and stream live progress updates.

  • Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and more
  • Real-time visibility into what the agent is doing
  • Agents ask for help instead of guessing
03

Review & refine

Review diffs, change rationales, and artifacts before anything lands in your codebase.

  • Human-in-the-loop at every critical moment
  • Structured rationales explain the "why" behind changes
  • Send it back with feedback in one click
04

Current Changes

Use the Current Changes page to review agent work across files with the original human objective, rationales, and artifacts in view.

  • Review multi-file work in the context of what the human actually asked for
  • See why each change happened before you approve or send feedback

New deployment paths

Overlord now fits the hardware you already own.

The homepage now makes the product story explicit: run Overlord through SSH on a personal server, use a CLI that works on smaller machines, and keep remote agent work in reach from iPhone.

Own your runtime

Run Overlord on a personal server over SSH.

Point Overlord at your own machine with the SSH key already on your computer and keep agent work under your control.

  • Use the SSH key already on your laptop to connect quickly
  • Keep work running on a home server instead of a hosted machine
  • Treat Overlord as your control plane while execution stays near your code
Small-footprint CLI

The CLI fits Raspberry Pis, older Macs, and home servers.

The command-line workflow is lightweight enough for lower-powered hardware while still giving agents a stable ticket protocol.

  • Works well on Raspberry Pis and other low-power Linux boxes
  • Keeps older Macs and spare home servers in the loop
  • Uses the same ovld workflow you already rely on elsewhere
Pocket control

A new iPhone app keeps remote agent work close at hand.

Start, monitor, and steer agent work from iPhone while the actual execution runs on your own server via SSH.

  • Check progress without opening a laptop
  • Review work running on your own server wherever you are
  • Stay connected to remote agent jobs while they keep moving