HyperAgency v1.39.0
This release is one of the biggest milestones for HyperAgency so far.
🚀 Highlights
🧩 New: Standalone Edition
HyperAgency can now run as a single all-in-one Docker container.
This makes it possible to get started in seconds without deploying the full Docker cluster.
docker run \
-p 3990:3990 -p 6369:6369 -p 6370:6370 -p 5280:5280 \
-v h9y-standalone-volume:/var/lib/ \
ghcr.io/vuics/h9y-standalone:v1.39.0The standalone edition includes the core HyperAgency platform in a single container, making it ideal for:
- Local development
- Evaluation
- Demos
- Learning HyperAgency
- Individual deployments
🤖 New: AI Coding & Autonomous Agents
HyperAgency now includes several powerful agent archetypes that can be deployed directly from the platform.
New built-in agents
- 🤖 Hermes — autonomous general-purpose AI agent
- 🦞 OpenClaw — personal AI assistant
- 💻 Codex — software engineering agent
- 🔌 Claude Code Connector — integration with Claude Code
Once deployed, these agents become first-class HyperAgents and can be accessed through the built-in HyperAgency Chat over XMPP alongside your other agents. All these agents work with open-source models through Ollama.
The Claude Code integration is provided as a connector. Since the official Claude Code container cannot be redistributed, HyperAgency includes a Dockerfile and setup instructions so you can build your own compatible container and connect it to your deployment.
This release makes it easier to orchestrate multiple specialized AI agents from a single platform while keeping conversations, memory, and workflows unified inside HyperAgency.
📦 Repository Restructuring
The repository has been completely reorganized.
Previously HyperAgency consisted of multiple Git submodules.
Starting with v1.39.0, all project repositories have been merged into a single monorepo using Git Subtree.
Benefits include:
- simpler cloning (no submodules)
- easier contributions
- unified history
- easier releases
- improved developer experience
No special clone commands are required anymore.
🏗️ Four Deployment Modes
HyperAgency now officially supports four deployment options:
A. 🧩 Standalone (Individual)
Single all-in-one Docker container.
Best for:
- quick start
- local testing
- individual use
B. 🐳 Docker Cluster (Team)
Docker Compose deployment with multiple services.
Best for:
- development
- small teams
- self-hosted environments
C/D. ☸️ Kubernetes Cluster (Enterprise)
Production-grade Kubernetes deployment for:
- on-premise
- private cloud
- enterprise infrastructure
E. ☁️ HyperAgency Cloud
Fully managed hosted platform.
📊 Installation Feature Matrix
The documentation now includes comprehensive capability matrices showing which features are available in each installation type:
- Standalone
- Docker Cluster
- Kubernetes Cluster
- HyperAgency Cloud
This makes it much easier to choose the deployment model that fits your needs.
✨ Other Improvements
- Reduced standalone persistent volumes from 3 → 1
- Reduced standalone image size to ~2.9 GB
- Database-backed secret storage when Vault is not enabled
- Added Command, Storage and ImageGen support to Standalone
- Simplified standalone deployment
- Improved README and installation documentation
- Renamed XMPP Client bridge to XMPP Gateway
- Updated Node.js / pnpm compatibility
- Numerous fixes and documentation improvements
❤️ Thank You
Thank you to everyone testing HyperAgency and providing feedback.
This release lays the foundation for a much simpler installation experience while keeping the full enterprise deployment path available.
As always, feedback and contributions are welcome!