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Hyperagent retweeted
We're launching Hyperagent for Agencies
Until now, most AI agencies have been handing off skills and repos as one-time project fees.
On @hyperagentapp, agencies can now deploy and maintain entire teams of agents for multiple clients.
Manage everything from a single login. Stay on retainer and keep adding value with new agents and capabilities. Every client gets an isolated workspace. Clients pay for inference directly.
Hyperagent retweeted
Our agents shipped an ad campaign that got 5X industry average CTR
We're now launching new ads daily without ever logging into an ads manager. Our agents run in a loop where they develop new creative, turn on campaigns, and allocate budget to the winners.
Agents produce all the creative by combining image gen, video gen, and code-to-video for animations.
Here's one experiment we ran for @hyperagentapp: five agent "characters" represented in four styles (animals, robots, animated people, and photoreal people)
I'm hooked on shipping new creative ideas and getting instant feedback. And I never have to touch the ads manager myself.
Agent template on Hyperagent Marketplace: hyperagent.com/marketplace/a…
Hyperagent retweeted
📽️ Bring ideas to life
Tap into different creative visions to visualize your concepts.
The team at @hyperagentapp used Omni to create a before-and-after landscape design proposal, personify data to explain business dashboards, and gamify a to-do list.
Hyperagent retweeted
unprompted, our main Marketing agent delegated to three other specialized agents on our team to breakdown a landing page build
it asked for deeper market research from Intel, motion design assets from Sizzle, and crisp copywriting from Quill
you need different agents for different jobs
Hyperagent retweeted
Breaking down an agent team we built for a landscaping business on @hyperagentapp
Agents design and quote entire projects. Humans give feedback and sign off. Everything compounds into shared skills and memories.
Hyperagent retweeted
Notes from day 5 of DAU-pilling @hyperagentapp:
- I've been using it for "research tasks" where it really spikes in an outsized manner
- Way better results on finding restaurants for example than chatgpt/gemini/claude
- Multi model router/OSS models work great. Good harness
Notes from day 4 of DAU-pilling @hyperagentapp:
- You actually get insane details and real-time usage and cost metrics for agent, model, and tool-use for your overall agents and specific agents
- The UX feels like it's ideal as we're entering token-maxxing hangover
Hyperagent retweeted
Everyone keeps asking me how to build a second brain or an LLM wiki.
Here is the easiest setup I have found.
I took my Wiki Builder skill, installed it into HyperAgent (@hyperagentapp) as a reusable skill, and asked it to build a research wiki on LLM verification from the latest 2026 papers.
Recorded a quick demo. Built with @hyperagentapp.
It planned first, asked a few sharp questions, then did the research: 29 papers curated into 21 files, a research map, a glossary, and clean subfields.
Now it is a knowledge base that my other research agents build on. HyperAgent has all the capabilities to allow your agents and skills to compound. That’s a powerful use of AI agents.
🤝 Paid partnership
Hyperagent retweeted
New in @hyperagentapp:
• Model-agnostic. Claude, GPT, Gemini, GLM, Kimi.
• Orchestrators can hand off to specialist agents.
• Marketplace is live for agents and skills.
• MCP server, so your agents plug in anywhere.
• $500 in credits if you're switching from OpenClaw
Hyperagent retweeted
Mutliplayer agents are the new default.
Singleplayer is fine for personal productivity, but you'll only get org-level impact if your team owns the agents together.
We just added Team-owned Agents to @hyperagentapp to solve this
Hyperagent retweeted
If OpenClaw feels more like babysitting, you're not alone.
Skip the daily crashes, leaked secrets, and constant monitoring.
Move to Hyperagent.
For a limited time, get $100 in inference credits at signup and $500 when you migrate your first agent.
hyperagent.com/anonymous
Hyperagent retweeted
The companies pulling ahead are building agents instead of just talking about them. That's the takeaway from @hyperagentapp today: a room of founders heads down on Hyperagent, shipping fleets in real time. #NYTechWeek
Hyperagent retweeted
For truly trustworthy deep work, I find myself using @hyperagentapp more than anything else. It connects to GMail, Google Sheets, Drive, Airtable, etc and works as long as necessary to get the right answer.
No fiddling required.
Hyperagent retweeted
Spent an hour with @gregisenberg on the agent economy.
The thing I keep saying out loud that people don't yet believe: a fleet of agents on the right platform can run a real company. Not a hobby. A real one.
We did 3 live builds on Hyperagent during the pod:
→ A hyperlocal real estate report product — research, business case, working V1, one thread
→ A "Greg Isenberg contrarian AI" skill that learns Greg's voice and gets sharper every run
→ A Twilio voice + SMS skill from zero — picks up the phone and books restaurant reservations
No infra setup. No API plumbing. No Mac mini in your closet. Cloud-native, deployable into Slack as a coworker in one click.
Greg and I think this is the biggest opportunity of our lifetimes and most builders are still wildly underestimating it.
$1K in credits for the first 1,000 SIP listeners. Go build a $100M company with 5 people — and post what you make.
I sat down with Howie Liu, the CEO of Airtable ($500M+ revenue, 1 billion in the bank) and asked him: is there really 1 trillion up for grabs in AI agents?
His answer: it's way more than that. It's the entire GDP of white collar labor. Tens of trillions.
Here's what stood out:
1. Howie runs 30 Claude Code instances in parallel on HyperAgent. Each one is coupled to a browser, fully autonomous. They review each other's PRs. That's how the CEO of a $10 billion company develops software right now.
2. He wrote his most recent board memo with AI agents. His best investors told him it was the best memo he'd ever written. It cost him $150 in tokens and 10x less time.
3. His take on why people aren't building: they're still using agents like chatbots. They ask "who's going to win the next election" instead of giving it a real multi-hour task. Using is believing. You have to spend a full weekend going deep.
4. AI agents are at less than 10% penetration in most industries. Software engineering is at 50% but even that's an overestimate because most devs are still in "tab autocomplete" mode. The frontier has moved way past that.
5. He revealed HyperAgent. Think of it as the visual agent builder that gives you a low floor and a high ceiling. You can prototype fast and also scale to running serious operations with a fleet of agents.
6. Howie's philosophy/POV: HyperAgent is to agents what the iPhone was to computing. The power was already there. The accessibility is what changes everything.
Good news
Howie is giving $1,000 in free HyperAgent credits to the first 1,000 people who sign up. $1 million committed to listeners @startupideaspod. You get Opus, frontier models, real agent workflows.
You just gotta click the link in the description of the YT vid (share this with a friend to give them the $1000 too before it runs out!)
youtu.be/nyO60uzTnP4
episode is live on @startupideaspod and thanks to Howie for supporting the community/channel.
@howietl is rooting for you to build a $100 million company with less than 5 employees. So am I.
watch
Hyperagent retweeted
What does "just tell the agent" actually require today?
Mapped all 14 capabilities MenuGen needed. Tested on @hyperagent . Scored each one.
Full breakdown: pub.hyperagent.com/p/AN3DrTf…
