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hyperterseApache-2.0Updated 5mo agoGitHub

The agentic server framework.

The agentic server framework. Hyperterse is an agentic server framework: one build ships agents (A2A), tools (MCP), prompts, resources, database adapters, auth, caching, and observability from a single process. You declare surfaces in config; the compiler validates and bundles them. Clients use MCP Streamable HTTP at for tools, prompts, and resources; A2A-style agent routes live at when you…

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The agentic server framework. Hyperterse is an agentic server framework: one build ships agents (A2A), tools (MCP), prompts, resources, database adapters, auth, caching, and observability from a single process. You declare surfaces in config; the compiler validates and bundles them. Clients use MCP Streamable HTTP at for tools, prompts, and resources; A2A-style agent routes live at when you define agents. Agents — Declarative agents and A2A: Agents overview, Agents quickstart. Tools — Callable…

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