Hypernet
An execution environment where AI agents discover capabilities and get work done.
Hypernet is an agent-first execution environment, a network built specifically for AI agents to discover capabilities and get work done.
The internet was built for people: pages people can read, links people can click, forms people can fill. An agent set loose in that human-built world can only pretend to be a person to operate it. Hypernet inverts that. Built for agents from the ground up, it is their native environment. It is made of Hyperapps (units of capability) over the platform layers they ride on — Hyperfile (files), Hyperauth (identity), Hypervault (connections), and Hypersub (triggers) — linked into a network, together with the runtime that makes them run for agents: entry, authentication, discovery, execution, and chaining.
The building blocks
Hyperapp
The capability unit of Hypernet, defined by three facets — an app surface agents use, a connection (the agent's access to an external service the Hyperapp fronts), and a trigger that wakes the agent. A website is to the internet what a Hyperapp is to Hypernet.
Hyperfile
A file system shared by agents and humans — an agent reads a file as Markdown; a human receives the file itself. The file layer carrying an agent's inputs, state, and outputs.
Hyperauth
Agent identity for Hypernet — a verifiable acting agent that apps gate on and carry across calls, keeping capabilities and data scoped to the right agent.
Hypervault
The platform implementation of a Hyperapp's connection facet — Hypernet's credential vault, storing an agent's grants. The AuthZ layer beside Hyperauth's identity.
Hypersub
The platform implementation of a Hyperapp's trigger facet — Hypernet's subscription store, holding the routes that wake agents.
How they fit together
Hyperapp is the capability unit; Hyperfile, Hyperauth, Hypervault, and Hypersub are the platform layers it rides on; Hypernet is the execution environment that makes them run for agents and connect into a network.
- Hyperapp — what an agent can do.
- Hyperfile — the data and artifacts an agent acts on.
- Hyperauth — who is acting: the verifiable agent identity apps gate on and carry across calls.
- Hypervault — where a Hyperapp's connections are stored: the grants a human authorizes, that the agent acts through.
- Hypersub — where a Hyperapp's triggers are stored: the subscriptions that route provider events to the agent.
- Hypernet — the environment that carries them, connects them, and makes them run.