The Hyperware Book

Hyperware is AI and Dapp development infrastructure for building at lightspeed. Hyperware aims to provide a comprehensive suite of tools and infrastructure to simplify the creation and deployment of decentralized applications, including those leveraging AI.

At a technical level, Hyperware enables users to write, run, and distribute software from privately held personal nodes. It consists of a Rust kernel, Wasm processes, and an onchain namespace that collectively handle the four basic primitives of Dapp development: networking, identity, data persistence, and global state.

It provides a "batteries included" builder framework that handles all the most frustrating roadblocks to crypto programming. Now, with AI and Hyperware, everyone is a coder.

You are reading the Hyperware Book, which is a technical document targeted at developers.

Read the Hyperware Whitepaper here.

If you're a non-technical user:

• Learn about Hyperware at the Hyperware blog.
• Spin up a hosted node at Valet.
• Follow us on X.
• Join the conversation on Discord or Telegram.

If you're a developer:

• Get your hands dirty with the Quick Start, or the more detailed My First Hyperware Application tutorial.
• Learn how to boot a node locally in the Installation section.