The Self-Integrating SDK
Watch how our founder Manu uses a coding agent to integrate Hyperspell into a new codebase in less than 5 minutes, with zero prompting:How we got here
Hyperspell is the memory layer for AI agents. Using our SDK, you can easily connect your user’s workspace accounts (like Slack, GMail, or Notion), and Hyperspell will automatically build a memory layer from existing data. That memory layer can be used to give your AI agents the context they need for their tasks and interactions, and every request you make improves its memory. While Hyperspell is a technically complex product, we designed our SDK to be easy to use and integrate into your existing codebase. Typically, the integration takes only a few lines of code. That said, there are many different ways to use Hyperspell, and hence lots of decisions to be made around where in your code paths you want to integrate Hyperspell’s various features. In the past, we often physically visited our customers in their offices to help them integrate our product into theirs (and we’re still happy to do that). However, what we’ve learned is that many rely on coding agents to read our documentation and do the integration for them. That at first prompted us to write our documentation “agent first” (the same way a decade ago web apps were suddenly all “mobile first”). However, we soon realised we could make this process even simpler, by writing a setup skill that knows all the possible use cases of Hyperspell, understands your own code base, and will smartly ask you for input only if it needs to make a decision. It works with any coding agent — Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and more. We believe that a year from now, every major SDK will have a self-integrating skill like this — completely sidestepping the back-and forth between documentation and code that often happens today.How to use the skill
Choose one of the following methods:- Option A: Install the Skill
- Option B: Run directly
Install the skill with:Then tell your agent: