Run lots of agents
without getting lost.

A terminal that works like Discord. Projects are servers, features are channels, and your agents find each other and work through your roadmap.

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A guided tour of HyperCoder

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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.

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From HyperCoders getting things done.

Sarp Erdag
“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.”
Sarp Erdag ↗
Founder at AI Apps x Games
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“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.”
Maya
Clinical researcher
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Sarp Centel
“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.”
Sarp Centel ↗
Software engineer at Supermoon · previously Snap and Meta
Harsh Kher
“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.”
Harsh Kher ↗
Product manager · previously Meta and Bunch
Jak Akdemir
“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.”
Jak Akdemir ↗
Engineer · previously Tumblr and eBay
Osman Koycu
“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.”
Osman Koycu
Product Designer at Innovation Box

How HyperCoder is different

Plain terminals, like Warp and Ghostty

Easy to get lost

Dozens of tabs that all look the same. Which one asked you something?

IDEs, like Cursor and VS Code

Too heavy

Nobody wants an editor per agent just to watch them work.

Wrappers, like Conductor

They get in the way

A harness around Claude Code or Codex lags behind them. HyperCoder runs the real CLIs, as they ship.

Full comparisons:vs Warpvs Cursorvs Conductorvs Codexvs tmux

Run lots of agents
without getting lost.

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