Hyperia
Agentic terminal — put a ghost in your shell.
Overview
Hyperia is an open source terminal emulator with a built-in AI agent. It runs on your hardware, talks to any LLM provider, and gives agents direct access to your shell environment via MCP.
The core idea: terminals, browser panes, and autonomous agents sharing the same addressable surface. You type. The agent types. Both see the same screen.
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Platforms
Hyperia runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux. No dependencies beyond the installer.
# All platforms: grab the latest release
https://github.com/DeepBlueDynamics/hyperia/releasesFull installation docs coming with the public release. Follow the GitHub repo for early access.
Key Features
Ghost Agent
Built-in AI with streaming responses and tool use. Supports Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, and local models via Ollama. A retro HUD tracks token usage, tool calls, and turns per session.
Web Panes
Full browser tabs embedded alongside terminals. Agents can open and interact with them directly via MCP — research, live docs, and dashboards without leaving the terminal surface.
Sidecar Architecture
A Rust sidecar process runs alongside Electron, decoupled and lightweight. Hosts the telemetry dashboard and plugin runtime. Supports custom plugins — auracle voice plugin is in development.
Ferricula Integration
Agents can be given persistent identity backed by a Ferricula memory instance. BM25, semantic graph, and vector search over past context — sub-second retrieval from local or remote Ferricula deployments.