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HypAware records sessions from your AI clients locally so you can search and query them on your host. A host is any machine the collector runs on: a laptop, a build box, a remote agent's box. You can sync your recordings to HypAware Cloud so your team can search and query them.

Quickstart

Requires Node.js 22.12 or newer on macOS, Linux or Windows.

Terminal
npm i -g hypaware
hyp setup

Select Sync to the cloud to sync your recordings to HypAware Cloud, or choose Local only to keep recordings on your host. Then ask your agent about your recordings:

Terminal
hyp ask "From my HypAware history, where did my agents go off the rails recently?"

Use hyp --help to list commands, or hyp <command> --help for help with a specific command. To query your recordings from an MCP client instead, see Connect an MCP client.

Documentation by category

Setup

Installation, updates, background service, and uninstall

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Integrations

Every supported agent and tool, its status, and how to set it up, including CI and headless hosts

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Clients and history

Choosing clients, capture, history imports, detaching, and skills

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Queries

Explore recordings with your agent, search, SQL, graph and vector tools, and MCP

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MCP

Connect an MCP client to your recordings, locally with hyp mcp serve or remotely with an agent token

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MCP reference

The MCP tools and prompts HypAware defines, with their CLI equivalents; tools only HypAware Cloud registers are not listed

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Reports

Generate, review, and publish reports

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Cloud and teamsCloud

Enrollment, sync, and remote access

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Privacy controls

What is recorded, sharing controls, session exclusions, deletion, and product telemetry

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Configuration and storage

Configuration files, retention, cache, exports, and plugins

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Troubleshooting

Diagnose missing recordings, sync failures, and installation problems

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CLI reference

Complete command syntax, flags, exit behavior, and aliases

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Writing a plugin? See plugin authoring.

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