Sign up & create your project
Sign in at overscore.dev with Google. Click Create project and pick a name — that becomes your subdomain.
https://your-project.overscore.devSix clear steps from setup to a hosted dashboard your audience can open. Start with the sample data available to your project, upload a file, or connect a warehouse you already use.
Sign in at overscore.dev with Google. Click Create project and pick a name — that becomes your subdomain.
https://your-project.overscore.devDuring project setup, choose Choose a dataset to add a real starter dataset and follow the in-app walkthrough. You can also download retail sales, bike rentals, or penguin measurements and upload the file in your project’s Datasets page. Sources and credits.
Using your own data instead? Upload a CSV, JSON, or Parquet file, or open Connections in your project to connect BigQuery, Snowflake, or Postgres.
Pick a topic you’re curious about. Download a CSV, then open Datasets in your project and upload the file.
For a first try, choose a small CSV with column headers. Unzip downloads before uploading and check the source’s usage terms.
Create a dashboard in the Hub, then copy the command from its Overview. It creates or updates the local project folder and loads the Overscore context your agent needs.
$ npx @overscore/cli open sales --project your-projectOpen the project with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or the coding agent you already use. Describe the dashboard you want. The local project includes the Overscore rules, structure, and data context it needs. You still review the generated code and SQL before it runs against your data.
When the dashboard looks right, run the Overscore deploy command. Built files and source go to our infrastructure as a versioned deployment. Open the dashboard from the Hub to review the active build before you publish it to an audience. Full CLI reference →
$npx @overscore/cli deploy --message "first dashboard"Publish the dashboard, choose its audience, and send the URL. Private viewers sign in with Google; public dashboards can be opened without an account. Result freshness follows the project's cache and refresh settings. Eligible paid projects can also offer the dashboard as an installable app. Auth & permissions docs →
Want to go deeper? The docs have the full reference for the CLI, the client library, and every component.