Custom AI, CLI, and Page Types

Kirubakaran Athmanathan
Kirubakaran Athmanathan Jan 2, 2026

We've been working hard on tightening the loop: polishing, and unlocking more power without adding complexity.

Here’s what we shipped over the past week.

Bring Your Own AI

You can now connect your own AI provider to Hyperclast.

This was an important milestone for us. It keeps Hyperclast open, future-proof, and aligned with how we believe AI tools should work: you stay in control. No lock-in, no black boxes.

Pages Got Smarter (and More Flexible)

Pages are now much more expressive:

  • New page types, including Logs and CSV pages
  • You can change a page’s type after it’s created
  • Pages now track their type and schema version, laying the groundwork for richer workflows later

This quietly unlocks a lot. Pages are no longer just documents. They’re structured, adaptable building blocks.

Editor Improvements You’ll Feel

We spent a lot of time on things you may not consciously notice, but would definitely miss if they weren’t there:

  • Folded sections now stay folded
  • Improved alignment and indentation behavior
  • Checkbox interactions improved
  • Correct undo / redo behavior
  • Clear completed tasks in one click

The goal here is flow. The editor should feel invisible when you’re thinking.

Sharing, Access, and Onboarding Cleanup

Collaboration is central to Hyperclast, so we tightened things up:

  • Simplified to a clean two-tier sharing model
  • Clearer onboarding and login redirects
  • Mandatory email verification (with smoother UX)

This makes sharing safer, clearer, and easier to reason about.

Performance & Infrastructure Work

Under the hood:

  • Created the CLI in Go for portability and speed
  • Large performance improvements across the board
  • Better handling for multiple Docker environments
  • Improved observability and stability, especially around websockets

None of this is flashy, but it’s what lets us move fast without things breaking.

What’s Next

We’re continuing to focus on:

  • Editor depth (without bloat)
  • Making structure optional but powerful
  • Tight feedback loops with early users

If you’ve been kicking the tires, thank you! And if you haven’t yet, now’s a great time to dive in.