The API now supports evaluating queries and highlights.
You can now customize Hyperspell Connect page to match your app’s branding.The Web Crawler now lets you specify the maximum depth and number of pages to crawl when you index a website.
The new
/auth/delete endpoint deletes all user data, including all memories and stored connections. This can’t be undone.Improved file upload handling and made sure that memories created from files also have a
title attribute. The /memories/list endpoint now also returns the title of each memory.Added an new endpoint to delete specific memories. Also lets you weight data sources in your queries, so you can influence which documents are used to answer a query.
Consolidated our offerings and API endpoints. The old endpoints under
/documents are now under /memories.Additionally, you can now choose which model to use to answer queries — we default to Llama 3.1 8B for speed and efficiency, but more complex queries can benefit from a different modelAdded a native integration with AgentStack
The MCP server got an upgrade! You can now use it to query your data from any MCP client. You can now run it directly with
npx or via a client like Claude Desktop.You can now use the
X-As-User header to query data as a specific user while using an API key as your authentication. This saves a round trip to the server to generate a user token.We rolled out our new infrastructure that dramatically reduces the latency of our query endpoint.Most queries against indexed data should now be less than 250ms (plus extra time if you request an answer).
We heard that our web app was a bit slow, so we dramatically improved the performance.We also improved handling of spreadsheets and PDFS.
No more waitlist! You can now sign up and start using Hyperspell.
Our Python and TypeScript SDKs are now available and you can use them in your project. The installation is as easy as:The SDKs are fully typed and come with a comprehensive documentation: