Changelog
What has shipped in Overnite, newest first: connectors, schedules, the closed beta, sign-ins that carry between workspaces, and more.
Overnite is in a closed beta and ships most days. This page lists the changes you can see; fixes are folded into the day they landed.
13 September 2026
Status you can see at a glance
Working, needs input and failed now carry colour on their status marks - green, amber, red - on top of the shapes that already told them apart. Failed is a new, square mark of its own.
Connectors: GitHub and Context7
Connect outside services once in Settings → Connectors, then choose, per workspace and per agent, which ones your agents get. GitHub is connected when you sign in; Context7 brings current library documentation and needs nothing. Each connector reaches the agent as an MCP server, with its token only in that agent's environment.
Gemini CLI
Gemini CLI now runs in every workspace alongside Claude Code, Codex and opencode, and goes straight to its sign-in link when it needs one.
Changes panel follows the agent
The Changes panel shows the selected agent's own worktree, and how many commits it is ahead.
Agents push as you, each in its own worktree
Every agent works in its own Git worktree and pushes branches and opens pull requests as the workspace's owner. Your GitHub token is read from the environment and never written to the workspace's disk.
Answers that match the question
Menus of options get numbered buttons and an "Other" box instead of Yes and No, Codex's approvals get its own keys as buttons, and an agent's sign-in screen is shown as waiting for you.
Sign-ins for every agent carry over
Signing in to Codex or opencode inside a workspace now carries to your next workspace, the way Claude Code's already did.
Closed beta
Overnite opened to invited accounts. Anyone else who signs in joins the waitlist and hears from us when they are in.
One look for every email
Invitations and notifications share one branded email layout.
12 September 2026
Schedules
Run an agent on a cron, in your timezone - "every night at 02:00, update dependencies, run the tests, open a PR" - with the history of every run and a link to the pull request it opened.
Notifications, and a cockpit you can install
Get an agent's question as a push notification and answer from it. Install the cockpit to your home screen.
Agents are suspended, not killed
When a workspace goes to sleep, its agents are suspended and pick up their conversation again when it wakes.
Credentials belong to you
API keys and agent sign-ins are kept for you, not for one workspace: set them once, and every workspace you open uses them.
GitHub is the way in
Sign in with GitHub, pick a repository from the ones you can clone, and choose its branch.
Agents drive each other
ovn, the command-line client inside every workspace, lets agents start, wait on, read and answer other agents.
The waitlist
The form on overnite.dev collects addresses for the closed beta.