Cmd-K from anywhere. Paste an ARN, a bucket name, a queue URL, or a phrase from an email your app sent.
The same per-service reference as this site, matched to the binary you are running.
Evaluate actions against a real user or role and see the decision and the statement that produced it. It also says whether enforcement is on, since it is off by default.
Query or scan any index with a filter builder, then edit items as a typed form or as JSON — marshalled or plain.
Read message bodies without consuming them, send a test message, follow a dead-letter queue back to its source, or purge.
Follow a stream as it writes, search a whole log group with matches highlighted, jump to a timestamp, and export what you loaded.
Browse and edit a function's source in place, deploy it, invoke it with a canned event template, and read the logs it produced.
When a stack fails, each piece of evidence is labelled as from the AWS API, captured by Overcast, or Overcast's own reading of it.
Every rule target shows its latest outcome — delivered, retried, dead-lettered, or dropped — so a rule that matched but never arrived is visible.
With OVERCAST_DEBUG on, read the emulator's actual stored state by namespace and key, for when the API says a resource exists and your consumer disagrees.
An empty list says "no stacks in us-east-1 — there are 3 in ap-southeast-2" instead of leaving you to hunt for a deploy that went somewhere else.
Light, dark, or follow the system. Service colours are chosen separately for each theme, so a service stays recognisable in both.