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Hyperagent is a platform where you give a fleet of AI agents a project, and they research, build, host, and keep it updated. It targets outputs like apps, sites, decks, and market briefs, and plugs into Slack, Telegram, webhooks, or schedules.
- Deliverables are built and hosted live as HTML, not pasted into a document, and they update as your data changes.
- Each agent gets its own computing environment, and you can watch every search and decision as it happens.
- The system learns over time, generating new memories and skills from prior work.
Flue is a TypeScript framework that turns large language models into autonomous agents by providing sessions, tools, sandboxed execution, and durable workflows. It adds subagents, observability, fault recovery, and Model Context Protocol integrations so you can run agents locally via CLI or deploy them on hosted runtimes.
- Flue turns simple TypeScript config (model, sandbox, skills, instructions) into a fully deployable HTTP-exposed agent, no separate infra work needed.
- Built-in durability tracks agent state across restarts so long-running workflows survive failures.
- Supports subagent delegation (e.g., one agent triages issues, another verifies fixes) for specialized multi-role workflows.
- Comes with a full ecosystem out of the box: CLI, runtime, SDK, Postgres/OpenTelemetry adapters, MCP tool auth, and integrations with Slack, Teams, Discord, GitHub, Braintrust, and Sentry.