Products
The components that make up Hypervibe, what each one owns and where to read more.
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Hypervibe is the platform. Lanes, Rocket!, Throttle and Reactor are its components, Fleet is the privileged operations workspace, and the companion carries attention and decisions to your phone. Each component is designed to be useful on its own and to work with the others, and each owns its decisions: no component reaches into another's state.
Each product owns one part of the work #
| Product | Owns | Standing |
|---|---|---|
| Hypervibe platform | Identity, organizations, devices, configuration, grants and the managed workspace | Planned |
| Rocket! | Agent sessions, tools and exact-effect approval, planning, context and review | Planned |
| Lanes | The lane directory, long-running lanes, attention, decisions and messages | Planned |
| Throttle | Inference routes and admission, the capability catalogue, provider credentials, capacity and usage | Planned |
| Reactor | Installing Hypervibe; admission and execution of builds and agent tool calls, artifacts, receipts and independent verification | Planned |
| Fleet | Operations on enrolled machines: placement policy, rollout, repair and retirement, under grants and with no store of its own | Planned |
| Companion | Pairing a phone, attention and decisions away from your computer | Planned |
The components share one vocabulary #
The same words mean the same things everywhere. A lane is one addressable work seat, and it outlives the processes behind it. A session is Rocket!'s resumable journal of one piece of agent work, and it resumes as the same session after a kill. A build is what you ask Reactor for, and a job is one admitted execution with its receipt. A grant is the authority an agent or person acts under, and it is checked again where the effect happens. The glossary lists the rest.
Where to go next #
- Architecture shows who owns each decision and how the parts talk.
- Choose a profile shows which parts run on which machine.
- Glossary defines the product's words.
- Standings explains what Planned means.