Overcut

Product Overview

Overcut is an AI-driven automation platform primarily focused on embedding autonomous agents into engineering and software-development workflows. Instead of being a tool you call manually (e.g. “run this prompt”), Overcut’s agents run continuously, proactively, within defined boundaries.You can think of it as giving your development pipelines a “co-pilot” that works in the background, helping with tasks such as code review, ticket triage, documentation syncs, and more.

In effect, Overcut tries to bring workflow automation into software engineering—letting you scale without paying a linear cost in human time. According to ToolHunt, Overcut describes itself as “next-generation AI automation platform built to embed autonomous agents directly into engineering workflows.”

Features and Benefits of Overcut

Autonomous Agents

Overcut supports continuously running agents that act on your behalf—without waiting for you to call them.

Customizable Boundaries / Guardrails

You don’t give carte blanche control. You set limits (e.g. “only comment, don’t merge,” or “limit changes to test files”) so the agents stay within safe zones.

ntegration with Dev Tools

Overcut is designed to integrate with GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, and so on.Through these integrations, it monitors pull requests, tickets, code changes, and cross-tool events.

Cross-System Coordination & Workflow Logic

One of the distinguishing claims is that agents can coordinate actions across systems. For example, when a ticket is moved in Jira, Overcut might update a GitHub issue, adjust documentation, or ping a relevant owner.

Continuous Learning & Feedback

Overcut can learn over time from feedback and adapt to your team's standards.

Reporting, Analytics & Audit Trails

Because actions are automated, Overcut offers logs, audits, and transparency so you can see what the agent did and why.

Task Automation (Code Reviews, Ticket Triage, Doc Updates, etc.)

Some concrete automations include code review (with your style / rules), ticket triage/assignment, updating documentation or changelogs, root-cause analysis, etc.

Market Applications and User Experience

Who’s Using Overcut

Engineering / DevOps teams in companies building software products

Growth-stage startups seeking to scale without hiring constantly

Product and QA teams wanting to shift manual toil to automation

Technical writing / documentation teams, where doc updates often lag

Organizations already embedded in tools like GitHub + Jira

Users mention that it's not magical out of the box—you need to calibrate it to your team. But once tuned, it begins making “small moves” you’d otherwise have done manually (e.g. labeling tickets, minor code comments).

One advantage in terms of usability: Overcut offers logs and audit trails, so you can trace what the system did and intervene if necessary.

Pricing and Plans

Pay as you go

$22/ month

Start 7 day trial

40 execution credits per month

Unlimited users

5 parallel executions

Default Agent Image

GitHub

Jira

GitLab

Azure DevOps

Bitbucket

Team

$500/ month

Everything in Pay as you go, plus:

1,000 execution credits per month

20 parallel executions

Custom Agent Image

Enterprise

Everything in Team, plus:

Unlimited execution credits

Unlimited parallel executions

Dedicated Account Manager

Centralized Billing

FAQs About Overcut

Q: How do I get started using Overcut?

A: Sign up (if available), connect Overcut to your dev systems (GitHub, Jira, etc.), define the scope and guardrails for agents, deploy in a limited mode, monitor results, and refine rules.

Q: What kinds of tasks can Overcut automate?

A: Examples include code review comments, ticket triage and assignment, updating documentation or changelogs, root cause analysis, cross-tool syncs, reminders, and more.

Q: Can Overcut make merges or write production code autonomously?

A: It depends on the guardrails you set. Overcut’s design emphasizes control, so you can restrict its actions (e.g. “comment-only,” or “draft PRs only”). There’s risk in giving full autonomy, especially early on.