Hyperspell (YC F25)

hyperspell is officially in @ycombinator f25! 🌟 your ai agent is a clueless genius. hyperspell gives it context and memory so it can act like your smart teammate. try our product today: hyperspell.com

Most founders overestimate how much they need to do in-house. One line from Conor, co-founder of @hyperspell, stuck with me: Build what makes you different. Buy what makes you faster. Brand and messaging have to come from you. But performance marketing, and distribution? There is probably someone better at it than you. Congrats to @contextconor on crossing 10K followers on X, and thank you Hyperspell for trusting @hellyeah_ai .

My very first interview with @contextconor more detail will be released tomorrow 👀 Thank you for accepting my interview last weekend :)

in nyc for the week visiting customers who should i meet while i’m here?

this is who runs this account

company brains are just the beginning for @hyperspell city brains next then country brains then world brains one day we'll partner with @skyler_chan_ to build a galaxy brain

.@cerebras built their own company brain internally at @hyperspell we created the infrastructure for you to build your own

i’ve never felt more stressed than I do right now i’ve also never felt more alive. other people’s entire businesses (and careers) depend on the work we’re doing

we got too agent pilled building @hyperspell we built a CLI that covers everything, optimized signup so agents could onboard themselves, designed it so no human ever needed to open the dashboard then we realized agents don’t sign enterprise contracts (yet). the humans approving the deal open the dashboard once and that becomes their first impression designing for agent experience is the new designing for mobile vs desktop almost nobody is great at both UX and AX yet

@contextconor @handotdev @mintlify han and the whole team at mintlify have an awesome culture + product they’re always pushing to be better while treating both their team and their customers like gold

.@handotdev is the reason I applied to YC in the first place we got rejected over and over and he kept telling me to try again. when we finally got in he was my first call. he didn't take any credit and said "that was all you" we've been @mintlify customers since the first days of our company. I visited the office a while back and han and I talked about formula 1 for an hour and barely touched work. then he asked how the product was. I said we're super happy. he immediately asked "ok, what could be better?" that's han. never satisfied, always pushing to be better, and somehow still the most generous guy in the room

@contextconor more data centers to power all the company brains

i’m not a YIMBY. i’m an OIMBY build all the data centers, mixed-use high rises, and high-speed rail here in SF people from other cities can visit

@contextconor if we can’t have data centers nobody can

@samanthajeanneb @contextconor @trysuzanne yes, we’re so down

@contextconor @hyperspell I should make this real with @trysuzanne 👀

company logos are boring announcing the @hyperspell company crest

@michwirantono honestly might be 👀

@hyperspell the ONLY way? 👀

Did a Collison installation to help @hyperspell get discovered and chosen in AI answers across Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. If you haven't checked them out, they build a "company brain" that centralizes knowledge. Huge thanks to the team for the merch and chocolates! @contextconor @iditoryon

@contextconor more data centers to power more company brains

yes in my backyard

your agents have better context than you do we built @hyperspell to fix context for agents. turns out the context for humans is an even bigger problem we call the fix reverse context engineering. getting the right context to humans, not just agents agents are taking over execution but humans still set the goals. a goal set with partial context is the wrong goal, and now it gets executed at machine speed connectors can answer any question. the problem is knowing what to ask. you don’t know what you don’t know so we’re making the company brain proactive. it sends you what matters before you ask. you open your laptop monday morning already knowing the contract stalled in legal, which commitments are due this week, and what your team is blocked on your agents get the same updates. every human and agent in the company working from the same information and it arrives translated into your worldview. a salesperson and a marketer need different framings of the same deal because their vocabulary and world models are different notifications spent fifteen years distracting us. proactive context is the first time push makes you more productive this is how humans stay in charge while agents take over execution

reverse context engineering is getting the right context to humans and it’s way more important than context engineering for agents we all have a smaller context window than any of our agents agents are handling more of the execution but humans are still setting the goals. a goal set with partial context is the wrong goal connectors can answer any question you ask. the problem is knowing what to ask. you don’t know what you don’t know our biggest push at @hyperspell right now is proactive context management instead of waiting for you to ask, the company brain sends you what matters. you open your laptop monday morning and already know the contract stalled in legal, which commitments are due this week, and what your team is blocked on we push the same context to agents too, so everyone is working from the same information the other piece is translation. a salesperson and a marketer looking at the same information need different framings because their vocabulary and world model are different. context has to arrive in your worldview, at your level of detail in the social media age notifications were used to distract us now proactive context from the company brain can keep us all on track and making decisions with full context