Hyper FAQs

Question 1

What is Hyper?

Accepted Answer

Hyper is an MCP server that allows you to extend the capabilities of Model Context Protocol (MCP) applications like Cursor IDE and Claude Desktop using WebAssembly plugins. It lets you add functionality without running multiple servers.

Question 2

How are Hyper plugins packaged and distributed?

Accepted Answer

Hyper plugins are packaged using Dockerfiles and distributed via standard OCI registries, making plugin deployment familiar and enabling self-hosting.

Question 3

How do I configure plugins in Hyper?

Accepted Answer

You can add new tools by simply editing a configuration file (config.json) and restarting the Hyper MCP server.  The configuration file specifies the name and path (local file, HTTP URL, or OCI image reference) of each plugin.

Question 4

What are the benefits of using WebAssembly plugins with Hyper?

Accepted Answer

WebAssembly plugins offer language agnosticism (plugins can be written in any language that compiles to WebAssembly), easy runtime embedding, and simplified development with tools like Extism.

Question 5

What applications are compatible with Hyper?

Accepted Answer

Hyper is designed to work with any MCP-compatible application, including popular tools like Cursor IDE and Claude Desktop. Integration guides are available or coming soon for several platforms.

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