Install
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- ✓ Prompt-injection patterns
- ✓ Secret / credential exfiltration
- ✓ Dangerous shell & filesystem operations
- ✓ Untrusted network calls
- ✓ Known-malicious package signatures
What it can access
- ● Network access Used
- ✓ Filesystem access No
- ✓ Shell / process execution No
- ✓ Environment & secrets No
- ✓ Dynamic code execution No
From automated source analysis of v0.1.0. “Used” means the capability is present in the source — more access means more to trust, not that it’s unsafe.
About
     
Overhuman is an always-on AI daemon that processes tasks through a 10-stage pipeline and generates a unique visual interface for every response — not from templates, but from scratch. It learns from repetition, auto-generates code skills that replace LLM calls, and gets cheaper with every request.
Spec · GenUI Spec · Architecture · Phases · Quick Start
Kiosk companion display — pipeline HUD, neural canvas, metrics panel, theme controls. Pure Go, zero JS frameworks.
🎨 Generative UI — The Core Feature
Most AI assistants return plain text. Some pick from pre-built component catalogs. Overhuman generates complete UI from scratch for every response.
"Analyze server logs" → Interactive dashboard with latency charts, error heatmap, filterable table
"Compare Q1 vs Q2" → Side-by-side cards with sparklines and delta highlights
"Draft an email" → Rich editor with tone slider and preview pane
"Explain this code" → Syntax-highlighted walkthrough with collapsible sections
No component registry. No JSON schema. The agent decides the best visualization — charts, tables, forms, games, timelines — whatever fits the data.
Where Overhuman sits in the ecosystem
Agent Freedom
▲
│
Level 3 ─── Fully ┌───┴────────────────────┐
Generated │ Cloud AI Generators │
│ AI Sandbox Tools │
│ ★ OVERHUMAN │
└────────────────────────┘
│
Level 2 ─── Declarative │ Declarative JSON UI
│ Server-Driven UI
│
Level 1 ─── Controlled │ Component Libraries
│ Transport Layers
│
───────────────┴─────────────────────► Safety
Low High
> [!NOTE] > Level 1-2 limit the agent to what a developer pre-built. Level 3 means infinite UI surface — the agent can create any visualization it can imagine. The tradeoff is sandboxing (solved) and non-determinism (solved via self-healing + reflection). Research confirms LLMs are effective UI generators, achieving ELO 1710 against human-crafted designs (paper).
Three rendering targets
🖥️ Terminal
ANSI escape codes + box drawing
CLI over SSH, no browser
🌐 Browser
HTML + CSS + JS via WebSocket
Sandboxed iframe — no data leak
📺 Kiosk
Full-screen SPA on any screen
Tablet / wall mount / desktop
Kiosk: the companion display
A full-screen web app designed for a dedicated screen — tablet on your desk, monitor on the wall, or a browser window you keep open.
- Pipeline HUD — real-time progress through all 10 stages
- Generated UI — each response as a rich HTML app in sandboxed iframe
- Neural canvas — animated particles that react to pipeline activity
- Agent status ring — visual daemon heartbeat
- Metrics panel — tasks, skills, memory entries
- Theme system — sci-fi · cyberpunk · clean
- Sound engine — Web Audio API synthesis (zero files)
- CRT mode — scanlines + glow for retro aesthetic
> [!TIP] > Device-adaptive: phone → essentials only (no HUD, overlay sidebar) · tablet → control pad · desktop → full command center.
Self-healing UI
LLM generates HTML ──→ Render in sandbox ──→ Error?
│
┌─── Yes ─────────┤
│ └─── No ──→ Track interactions
▼ (clicks, scrolls, ignores)
Feed error to LLM │
Retry (max 2) ▼
│ Feed back into generation
Still broken? │
├─ Yes → Plain text fallback ▼
└─ No → Serve healed UI Next UI is better
> UI generation cost: ~$0.001 (gpt-4.1-nano). Skipped for short text answers.
⚙️ How It Works
graph LR
A[📡 Input] --> B[1 Intake]
B --> C[2 Clarify]
C --> D[3 Plan]
D --> E[4 Agent]
E --> F[5 Execute]
F --> G[6 Review]
G --> H[7 Memory]
H --> I[8 Patterns]
I --> J[9 Reflect]
J --> K[10 Go Live]
K --> L[🎨 GenUI]
K --> M[💾 Skills]
style A fill:#00d4aa,stroke:#333,color:#000
style L fill:#7c3aed,stroke:#333,color:#fff
style M fill:#3fb950,stroke:#333,color:#000
Every request passes through the full 10-stage pipeline. Stages 7-9 feed back into the system — this is how Overhuman learns:
🧠 Memory — stores results in short-term + long-term (SQLite FTS5)
🔁 Patterns — fingerprints recurring tasks
🪞 Reflection — 4 levels of self-improvement:
| Level | When | Does | |-------|------|------| | Micro | Each step | Adjusts next step | | Meso | Each task | Updates skills | | Macro | Every N tasks | Reevaluates strategies | | Mega | Rarely | Evaluates reflection itself |
⚡ Self-learning — the killer loop:
Task repeated 3x
│
▼
Generate code skill
from accumulated examples
│
▼
Register as deterministic
alternative to LLM call
│
▼
Next occurrence → code
(ms, not seconds. Free, not $0.01)
│
Code breaks? → auto-fallback to LLM
⚡ Features
📡 6 Input Channels CLI · Telegram · Slack · Discord · Email · HTTP API
🤖 Any LLM Provider OpenAI · Claude · Ollama · Groq · Together · OpenRouter
🧠 Memory System Short-term + long-term (FTS5) + pattern tracking
🔄 Self-Learning 3x repeat → auto code skill → LLM replaced
🛠️ 20 Skills Code gen, search, translate, summarize, email + stubs
🌳 Fractal Agents Tree hierarchy, delegation, best-of-N, per-agent memory
🪞 4-Level Reflection Micro → Meso → Macro → Mega improvement loop
🔐 Security-First AES-256-GCM · injection protection · audit trail · sandbox
⏰ Always-On Daemon OS service (launchd/systemd) · heartbeat · proactive goals
🔌 MCP Tools Model Context Protocol for external tool integration
🚀 Quick Start
# Build
go build -o overhuman ./cmd/overhuman/
# Configure (interactive wizard — provider, API key, model)
./overhuman configure
# Chat mode
./overhuman cli
# Or: daemon with HTTP API + WebSocket + Kiosk UI
./overhuman start
> [!TIP] > Zero-config local mode — no API key needed: > ``bash > LLM_PROVIDER=ollama ./overhuman cli > ``
Try it
# Start daemon
./overhuman start
# Send a task
curl -s http://localhost:9090/input/sync \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"payload": "What is the capital of France?"}'
# Open Kiosk companion display
open http://localhost:9092
🖥️ Deployment
overhuman doctor # diagnostics
overhuman install # install as OS service
overhuman status # check daemon
overhuman stop # graceful shutdown
overhuman logs # tail last 50 lines
overhuman update # check & apply (SHA256 verified)
overhuman uninstall # remove OS service
| Port | Service | Description | |:----:|---------|-------------| | 9090 | HTTP API | REST (/input, /input/sync, /health) | | 9091 | WebSocket | Real-time UI streaming (RFC 6455, pure stdlib) | | 9092 | Kiosk | Full-screen companion display |
> File drop: ~/.overhuman/inbox/ — daemon picks up automatically. > Logs: stdout + ~/.overhuman/logs/overhuman.log.
🧩 Supported LLMs
| Provider | API Key | Models | |----------|:-------:|--------| | OpenAI | Required | o3, o4-mini, GPT-4.1 | | Anthropic Claude | Required | Claude Sonnet, Haiku, Opus | | Ollama | — | Local models (llama3, mistral, etc.) Free | | LM Studio | — | Local models via GUI | | Groq | Required | Fast inference (Llama, open-source models) | | Together AI | Required | Open-source models hosted | | OpenRouter | Required | All models through a single key | | Custom | Optional | Any OpenAI-compatible server |
🏗️ Technical Decisions
| Decision | Choice | Why | |----------|--------|-----| | Language | Go | Daemon-first, goroutines, single binary 15MB, 📁 Project Structure — 21 packages, single binary
cmd/overhuman/ — entry point (daemon, CLI, configure, doctor)
internal/
├── soul/ — agent identity (markdown DNA, versioning)
├── agent/ — fractal agent hierarchy
├── pipeline/ — 10-stage orchestrator + DAG executor
├── brain/ — LLM integration, model routing, context assembly
├── senses/ — input channels (CLI, HTTP, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Email)
├── instruments/ — skill system (LLM/Code/Hybrid), code generator, Docker sandbox
├── memory/ — short-term + long-term memory + patterns + shared knowledge base
├── reflection/ — 4 levels of reflection
├── evolution/ — fitness metrics, A/B testing, skill culling
├── goals/ — proactive goal engine
├── budget/ — cost control, limits, budget-based routing
├── versioning/ — versioning with auto-rollback on degradation
├── security/ — sanitization, audit, encryption, validation
├── mcp/ — MCP client and registry (JSON-RPC 2.0)
├── storage/ — persistent KV store (SQLite, FTS5, TTL)
├── genui/ — generative UI (LLM → ANSI/HTML, self-healing, reflection)
├── deploy/ — PID management, OS service templates, auto-update
├── skills/ — 20 starter skills
└── observability/ — structured logs and metrics
⚙️ Configuration — environment variables (override config.json)
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY — Claude key
OPENAI_API_KEY — OpenAI key
LLM_PROVIDER — provider: openai, claude, ollama, groq, together, openrouter, custom
LLM_API_KEY — key for any provider
LLM_MODEL — default model
LLM_BASE_URL — URL for custom/ollama
OVERHUMAN_DATA — data directory (default ~/.overhuman)
OVERHUMAN_API_ADDR — API address (default 127.0.0.1:9090)
OVERHUMAN_NAME — agent name
🌐 HTTP API
# Async (fire-and-forget)
curl -X POST http://localhost:9090/input \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"payload": "Analyze this CSV file", "sender": "user1"}'
# Sync (waits for response)
curl -X POST http://localhost:9090/input/sync \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"payload": "Translate to French: Hello world"}'
# Health check
curl http://localhost:9090/health
🧪 Tests
go test ./... # 981 tests, 21 packages
go test ./... -race # race condition checks
All tests run with a mock LLM server — no API keys needed.
📚 Docs
| Document | Description | |----------|-------------| | [docs/SPEC.md](docs/SPEC.md) | Full specification (700+ lines) | | [docs/SPEC_DYNAMIC_UI.md](docs/SPECDYNAMICUI.md) | Generative UI specification (1186 lines) | | [docs/PHASES.md](docs/PHASES.md) | Implementation tracker | | [docs/ARCHITECTURE.md](docs/ARCHITECTURE.md) | Architecture overview |
MIT License · Contributing
Source & license
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- Author: aladin2907
- Source: aladin2907/overhuman
- License: MIT
Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.
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- v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.