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Hyperagent
A hosted fleet of agents that can research, build, deliver, and keep assigned work current across team channels, webhooks, and schedules.
Choose it when
You want a managed fleet that can own an assignment over time, show its work, and publish or update deliverables where the team already works.
Skip it when
You need to host the execution environment, independently verified controls before connecting sensitive systems, or a narrow single-purpose agent.
- Who it’s for
- Teams that want a managed agent fleet producing recurring operational or go-to-market deliverables from one command center.
- How it runs
- Unattended scheduler/heartbeat with write-tools; failure has a real owner.
- Runtime
- cloud
- Surfaces
- Web command center · Slack · Telegram · Webhooks · Scheduled runs · Vendor-provided compute environments
- What it can write
- hosted websites and applications · documents, decks, and other deliverables · configured channel and webhook outputs
- License / access
- Proprietary hosted service
- Last ship on file
- Initial documented dossier (sources checked Sep 23 2026)
- Watch for
- Hyperagent says agents can be invoked through Slack, Telegram, webhooks, or schedules and each has a computing environment. Validate data retention, connector permissions, and publishing controls in a constrained pilot.
- Limits of this dossier
- Hosted service with vendor-provided compute environments, not a local runtime. The product's self-learning and continuous-delivery behavior is vendor-documented; this desk has not run a fleet or audited its access controls.
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