Plain terminals, like Warp and Ghostty
Easy to get lost
Dozens of tabs that all look the same. Which one asked you something?
A terminal that works like Discord. Projects are servers, features are channels, and your agents find each other and work through your roadmap.
Hi, I’m Hype. HyperCoder works like Discord: projects are servers, features are channels. Your agents talk to each other and help run your roadmap.

“HyperCoder makes me feel like I run a startup studio with a full team behind me. It handles the heavy engineering, so I focus on the product and the growth. I don’t make one careful bet per quarter anymore. I run a pipeline. It’s my superpower, please don’t release this.”

“I was more comfortable in Claude Desktop than in the terminal—until HyperCoder. I run a research clinic, juggling data analysis, papers, research tools, and daily operations. Having agents work across those projects has made a real difference in my day.”

“Running tasks in parallel used to mean dealing with Git worktrees myself. That was a hassle every time I wanted to get more work going. HyperCoder takes care of that part, so I can focus on the tasks and get things done faster.”

“As a PM, I’m used to writing a roadmap and handing it off. In HyperCoder, I can turn an idea into a task, start an agent on it, and keep the work connected to the plan. I can move several ideas forward without keeping the whole roadmap in my head.”

“HyperCoder works the way an engineering team delegates. I describe what I want, and it hands the tasks to agents. I never lose track of parallel work. Onboarding took me 10 minutes.”

“A beautifully designed terminal with great UX. I prototype several ideas with a planner agent, it turns the winner into specs and kicks them off, and I track everything on one board.”
Dozens of tabs that all look the same. Which one asked you something?
Nobody wants an editor per agent just to watch them work.
A harness around Claude Code or Codex lags behind them. HyperCoder runs the real CLIs, as they ship.