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The manual for Hypervibe, the fully managed agentic factory, covering what each component does, how they fit together and how far each part has come.
Start from what you need to do #
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What Hypervibe does, the profiles it is built for and what a first verified change will look like.
Team administratorDeploy and operate
Personal and team topologies, identity, enrollment, backup and recovery.
IntegratorExtend
Extension packages, tools, skills, hooks and connectors, and which interfaces are public.
Curious readerHow it fits together
The components, who owns each decision and where the evidence lives.
Four components share one platform #
You give Hypervibe a goal, the authority to act, a budget and a definition of done. Rocket! does the work, Throttle supplies inference from every provider it supports and holds every credential, Reactor builds and verifies the exact candidate, and Lanes keeps your running work and the decisions that need you in view. Hypervibe itself, the platform, holds identity, configuration and the managed workspace, and Fleet, the privileged operations workspace, looks after the machines underneath. You get a verified candidate, decide whether to accept it, and see one receipt with the full cost.
Hypervibe
Runs the system: identity, configuration, grants and managed workspaces.
Lanes
Keeps work in view: lanes, attention, decisions and messages.
Rocket!
Drives the agent: sessions, tools, approvals and review.
Throttle
Feeds inference: routes, capacity, custody and cost.
Reactor
Builds and verifies: admission, execution and receipts.
Fleet
Runs operations: registered machines, placement policy, rollout and repair, under grants.
Every page says how far its subject has come #
| Standing | What it means |
|---|---|
| Qualified | Backed by a qualification receipt for a named release, target and profile. |
| Preview | Approved experimental behavior with a named scope and explicit limits. |
| Planned | An approved future concept. Not available to install or run. |
| Unavailable | A known missing requirement or an unsupported combination. |
| Unknown | Evidence is missing or insufficient to say more. |
| Deprecated | Replaced, with a named replacement or removal condition. |
| Synthetic | Illustrative data. It describes origin, not availability. |
How standings are decided explains what counts as evidence and what does not.
Each change to the site is recorded #
Every change that reaches hypervibe.app adds an entry to the change log, and Releases will list each public release with its compatibility and evidence.