Muhammad Umar presents Hyper, a platform that uses AI agents to build individual code blocks, then stitches them together into internal tools. Instead of one AI generating an entire app, specialized agents like a Business Analyst and Data Modeler work in sequence, feeding outputs into Hyper AI Studio where users design databases, connect data sources, and build workflows in one place.
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Hyper is a composable wipe coding platform, or as we like to call it, CVC platform, to help knowledge workers build internal tools faster and better. So rather than scaffolding the entire solution with AI, Hyper helps build blocks of code through automation and then use agent AI orchestration to help stitch all those blocks of code to give more deterministic internal AI tooling you can trust. So essentially it's a better way to build custom tooling or custom software. The idea is to help developers use the AI tools maximally. Number one, unified workflow. We've built agents like business analysts to help developers groom their requirements. And then we've built data Modeler who helps you transfer those requirements into a concrete data model. Then you bring all those things into Hyper AI Studio where you build tables, hook the databases, build MCP tools to hook with a quad code, and build custom workflows all using Hyper AI. The idea of Hyper AI is to land up at a point where helping organizations self build their internal software systems rather than outsourcing to services vendors and coming up with a platform where the entire solution can fit into a mind of one developer. Both seemingly different ideas come together as one holistic outcome. So it has a dual use. And I think it's much better way to build software where you're not outsourcing everything to the vibes and we're not only using card code to generate all the things, it's basically a spectrum between vibing and architecting software. It's a new plot of work that we call composable wipe code.