Trustless operations for institutional desks
HyperAgent orchestrates Hyperliquid trades without ever asking for your private key. Custody remains on your workstation or MPC, while the Brain provides governance, alerts, and audit-ready runbooks.
Architecture Diagram
Custody pipeline
Three isolated planes keep risk contained: client signer (custody), BrainCenter (strategy), and Hyperliquid (execution). Only signed payloads traverse the boundary.
Client Signer
Laptop, HSM, or MPC cluster that owns the private key.
- Signs `SIGN_REQUEST` digests
- Streams heartbeat to Redis
- No secrets leave the host
BrainCenter
Analyst → Boss → Executor pipeline with ErrorWatcher and ticketing.
- Validates VaR + incident state
- Queues signature requests
- Logs SHA-256 proofs
Hyperliquid Venue
Receives signed orders with `tif` + `reduce_only` controls.
- REST/Websocket confirmation
- Responses mirrored in dashboard
- Order IDs shared with investors
Clone agents, prompts, and VaR limits into TESTNET before unlocking MAINNET.
Mission Control exposes a single toggle with RBAC + audit logs.
Executor validates wallet balances + ErrorWatcher status before firing orders.
Every signature references the client signer heartbeat to prove custody never moved.
Observability
Continuous monitoring + ticketing
ErrorWatcher tails Brain logs, raises CRITICAL tickets, and emails compliance via SES. Alerts include log context, VaR limit breached, and direct links to mission control kill switches.
HyperAlpha Daily (SES) stitches PnL, open orders, and ticket status into an investor-ready digest every morning.
Support tickets sync with the admin dashboard so Ops can escalate, acknowledge, and close incidents with audit timestamps.
Invite-only RSS + Slack hooks broadcast the same feed, ensuring no alert is missed even when not logged into the app.
Downloadable evidence kit
Share the HyperSniper case study PDF, `/resources/live-pnl` equity proofs, and session logs with LPs. Every artifact is hashed and timestamped so due diligence teams can verify independently.
