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Hopsule is governance infrastructure for AI-assisted development: you capture decisions and memories, bundle them into Capsules, and expose the same authoritative context across your dashboard, editor, agents, and terminal. The API remains the single source of truth; every client is an advisory surface that reads and enforces what the API defines.

Product surfaces

SurfaceRolePrimary user
Web appOrganizations, projects, Brain, Hopper, Capsules, review workflowsEngineers, leads, admins
IDE add-onInline diagnostics, sidebar entity browser, MCP wiring inside the editorDaily coding in VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, compatible hosts
MCP serverModel Context Protocol tools for any MCP-capable agentCursor, Claude Code, Copilot, custom agents
CLI toolTUI, sync, scripting, hopsule push-style workflowsTerminal-first and CI-friendly automation
Together they implement the same narrative as the marketing site: remember, enforce, and orchestrate decisions and context so teams stop re-explaining stack rules on every prompt.

Data and authority flow

  1. Authoritative state lives in Hopsule’s backend (decisions lifecycle, memories, tasks, Capsules, org/project membership).
  2. Web app is where you curate that state, visualize the Brain (knowledge graph), and chat with Hopper under project constraints.
  3. IDE add-on subscribes to the same rules: on save, it can surface advisory warnings when code conflicts with ACCEPTED decisions.
  4. MCP server exposes tools (navigation, decisions, memories, tasks, context) so LLM clients fetch structured project context instead of guessing.
  5. CLI syncs and inspects state from the shell (hopsule push, hopsule status, interactive TUI), ideal for repos and automation.
No client overrides an ACCEPTED decision. Enforcement and AI behavior are constraint-aware, not a second authority.

Where to go next

Web app

Dashboard, orgs, Brain, Hopper, and Capsules.

IDE add-on

Editor integration and real-time advisory diagnostics.

MCP server

Protocol-level access for AI agents and IDEs.

CLI tool

Terminal UI and sync for developers and pipelines.