Hyperlane IDE

Description

Hyperlane is an independent, AI-native integrated development environment (IDE) designed to run multiple coding agents in parallel. Built on the VS Code engine, it supports Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Gemini CLI, with each agent operating in its own isolated Git worktree. This allows developers to orchestrate coding agents, review their work, and ship changes efficiently. Hyperlane is compatible with any CLI-based agent and those that use the ACP protocol, handling transport, state, and review seamlessly.

The IDE offers a comprehensive suite of tools, including a live graph of branches, merges, and commits, a three-way conflict editor, and advanced search capabilities. It also features tab groups for editor tiling, allowing multiple code editors, terminals, and browsers to be viewed side by side. Hyperlane's profiling tools include a flame chart for Node processes and a React component profiler, aiding in performance optimization.

Hyperlane integrates with popular Git hosts like GitHub, GitLab, and Codeberg, ensuring that developers can connect to their preferred platforms easily. The IDE is available on macOS, Windows, and Linux, with native installers for each platform. Hyperlane prioritizes security by ensuring that API keys and credentials are managed by the agent CLIs on the user's machine.

The decision to build on the VS Code engine was driven by the need for mature tooling and the ability to leverage existing language servers, debuggers, and formatters. This foundation allows Hyperlane to focus on enhancing features specific to AI-native development, providing a robust and efficient environment for developers.

Hyperlane IDE's Core Features

• Runs multiple coding agents in parallel

• Isolated Git worktrees for each agent

• Built on the VS Code engine

• Supports Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI

• Advanced search with full project indexing

• Three-way conflict editor

• Live graph of branches, merges, and commits

• Tab groups for editor tiling

• Profiling tools for Node and React components

• Integration with GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg

How to use Hyperlane IDE?

1. 1

   Configure: Set up your preferred coding agents

2. 2

   Use: Run agents in parallel within isolated worktrees

3. 3

   Review: Manage pull requests directly in the editor

4. 4

   Optimise: Use profiling tools to enhance performance

Hyperlane IDE's Use Cases

• Parallel Agent Management
• Code Review
• Performance Profiling
• Advanced Search
• Merge Conflict Resolution

FAQ from Hyperlane IDE

• What is Hyperlane IDE?

  Hyperlane is an AI-native IDE that runs multiple coding agents in parallel, each in its own isolated Git worktree.

• Which coding agents does Hyperlane support?

  Hyperlane supports Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, and any CLI-based agent using the ACP protocol.

• Can I use my existing VS Code settings with Hyperlane?

  Yes, Hyperlane runs on the VS Code engine, so your settings, keybindings, and themes carry over.

• How does Hyperlane handle API keys?

  Hyperlane never intercepts or transmits API keys. Credentials are managed by the agent CLIs on your machine.

• What platforms does Hyperlane support?

  Hyperlane is available on macOS, Windows, and Linux.

• Does Hyperlane integrate with Git hosting services?

  Yes, Hyperlane integrates with GitHub, GitLab, and Codeberg.

• What are the profiling tools available in Hyperlane?

  Hyperlane includes a flame chart for Node processes and a React component profiler.

• How does Hyperlane manage merge conflicts?

  Hyperlane features a three-way conflict editor with live windows for current, incoming, and resulting versions.