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Hyprlayer BrightBlock

ai cli developer-tools
Use this command to install Hyprlayer:
winget install --id=BrightBlock.Hyprlayer -e

Hyprlayer CLI is a command-line interface tool designed to manage thoughts and streamline workflows for AI coding agents. It provides a structured framework where AI-driven research, implementation planning, validation, and documentation can be executed cohesively.

Key Features:

  • AI-Driven Workflow: Facilitates end-to-end development processes from codebase analysis to plan execution.
  • Thought Management: Maintains a persistent directory for shared team knowledge and iterative improvements.
  • Multi-AI Support: Integrates with AI tools like Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and OpenCode.
  • Command Suite: Offers commands such as /research_codebase, /create_plan, and /validate_plan to guide development phases.

Audience & Benefit: Ideal for software teams leveraging AI in development. Hyprlayer helps reduce errors by ensuring structured planning and validation, while improving documentation through persistent thought tracking. It can be installed via winget, making it accessible across various platforms.

README

Hyprlayer

AI-assisted spec-driven development.

Documentation

Hyprlayer provides a structured workflow where AI agents research your codebase, build implementation plans, execute them phase-by-phase, and validate the results -- all grounded in shared team knowledge through a persistent thoughts directory.

Quick Start

Install

macOS / Linux (Homebrew)

brew tap brightblock/tap && brew install hyprlayer

Windows (Scoop)

scoop bucket add brightblock https://github.com/BrightBlock/scoop-bucket
scoop install hyprlayer

Windows (WinGet)

winget install BrightBlock.Hyprlayer

Arch Linux (AUR)

yay -S hyprlayer-bin

Setup

# Configure your AI tool
hyprlayer ai configure

# Initialize thoughts in a project
cd ~/Projects/my-project
hyprlayer thoughts init

See the Getting Started guide for full setup instructions.

Storage Backends

Hyprlayer stores thoughts (plans, research, handoffs, notes) in one of four backends. Pick one at init time:

hyprlayer thoughts init --backend git         # default: a separate git repo, synced via `hyprlayer thoughts sync`
hyprlayer thoughts init --backend obsidian    # local Obsidian vault, no sync (requires --vault-path)
hyprlayer thoughts init --backend notion      # Notion database, via your agent tool's Notion connector
hyprlayer thoughts init --backend anytype     # Anytype object, via the Anytype MCP server

For notion, the AI agent uses your agent tool's Notion connector (e.g. the Claude.ai connector from /mcp) -- hyprlayer never registers a Notion MCP server or manages a Notion token. For anytype, hyprlayer registers the MCP server automatically (requires the Anytype desktop app running and an ANYTYPE_API_KEY). In both cases the target database (Notion) or object type (Anytype) is created lazily on the first write-oriented slash command (e.g. the first /create_plan call); re-running after deleting the database/type out-of-band auto-heals.

Unified metadata schema

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Website
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License
Last updated
5/14/2026
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Every thought carries the same 10 standardized properties regardless of backend. In git/obsidian these ride as YAML frontmatter; in notion they are first-class database properties; in anytype they are type properties.

FieldTypeRequiredNotes
titletextyesHuman-readable title
typeplan | research | handoff | noteyesPrimary category
datedate (YYYY-MM-DD)yesCreation date
statusdraft | active | implemented | superseded | archivedyesLifecycle state
tickettextnoOptional external reference, e.g. ENG-1234
projecttextyesWhich code repo this relates to
scopeuser | shared | globalyesMatches the thoughts directory split
tagsmulti-selectnoFreeform topic labels
authortextyesThoughts user
relatedrelationnoCross-references: page/object IDs or file paths

Run hyprlayer storage info --json from inside a project to see the resolved backend, settings, and the schema contract that slash commands populate.

Workflow

  1. Research (/research_codebase) -- Explore and document how existing code works
  2. Plan (/create_plan) -- Build a phased implementation plan with success criteria
  3. Implement (/implement_plan) -- Execute the plan phase-by-phase with verification
  4. Validate (/validate_plan) -- Verify the implementation against the plan
  5. Commit (/commit) -- Create atomic commits for changes
  6. Review (/code_review) -- Adversarial diff review (codex CLI when available, Claude subagent otherwise)
  7. Ship (/describe_pr) -- Generate a PR description

Supported AI Tools

  • Claude Code -- Anthropic's Claude Code CLI
  • OpenCode -- OpenCode CLI (GitHub Copilot, Anthropic, or Abacus providers).

Commands

CommandDescription
/research_codebaseDocument how existing code works
/create_planCreate an implementation plan through interactive research
/iterate_planRefine an existing plan based on feedback
/implement_planExecute a plan phase-by-phase
/validate_planVerify implementation against plan success criteria
/commitCreate a git commit with user approval
/describe_prGenerate a PR description from branch changes
/create_handoffWrite a handoff document for another session
/resume_handoffPick up work from a handoff document
/local_reviewSet up a worktree to review a branch
/code_reviewAdversarial review of the current branch's diff (codex CLI when available, Claude subagent otherwise)
/founder_modeRetroactively create a JIRA ticket and PR
/cost_estimateEstimate development costs

Most commands have _nt and _generic variants.

Configuration

Auto-update

Set "autoUpdate": true in ~/.config/hyprlayer/config.json to make the existing 24-hour startup check perform updates silently instead of just printing a notification. On success, hyprlayer prints hyprlayer updated to X.Y.Z, please re-run your command. and exits 0. On failure, it falls back to the notification so the user's command is never blocked.

Auto-update only fires for the Windows install.ps1 path, which is provided for emergency hotfixes. Every other install method — Homebrew, Winget, Scoop, AUR, cargo install --git — keeps the notification UX, so a background startup check never shells out to brew upgrade / winget upgrade / pacman (which may prompt for sudo or take minutes). On those install methods, run hyprlayer self-update explicitly when you want the upgrade; it dispatches to the same package manager you installed with.

The default is false. Run hyprlayer self-update manually any time to update on demand regardless of this flag.

Telemetry

Hyprlayer records anonymized usage metrics by default so we can prioritize features and catch regressions. No personally identifiable information is collected.

Opt out

hyprlayer telemetry off

Re-enable later with hyprlayer telemetry on.

Development

cargo build
cargo test

Acknowledgements

Inspired by HumanLayer.