01
Connect the facts.
Create a workspace, connect sources, and build an architecture from observed entities and relationships. Keep every evidence gap visible.
Explore source coverageSecurity & development for apps and open source
Your project.
In full context.
Understand your architecture. Find security issues. Decide what to build next. Hyperoru connects your code, cloud, and team’s intent in one development workspace.
Workspace first. Connect your tools when you’re ready.
01 Understand02 Prioritize03 Build & verify
One connected workspace2D diagram
SourcesProject brain
Builds context
Collected evidence describes what exists. Your team supplies the intent.
1 / 5
Your tools. One project context.
Start with a workspace. Select GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, cloud, or source archives when you’re ready.
Your system, with the evidence attached.
Select an entity or a relationship to inspect what supports it.
Select a connection to follow its evidence.
Illustrative workspace · no real sources connectedHyperoru by Yezz LLC
Start with your workspace.
Bring the sources you choose.
Understand your system.
Build what comes next.
Security, architecture, ideas, and delivery share one project context. Follow how an observation becomes a decision, then a piece of work.
Find the risk
Catch issues while there is still time to act.
Review code, dependencies, secrets, cloud, and delivery evidence. Turn a finding into tracked work, then verify the fix in a later review. Add a deterministic check to CI before a merge.
- Code + cloud + delivery
- Evidence-backed security
- A fix with a verification path
The map is the beginning.
Understanding is the point.
Hyperoru builds a model of what exists, how it connects, and why each claim deserves your confidence. Your team supplies the decisions that give that model meaning.
02
Record the reasoning.
Capture the decision, its rationale, accepted trade-offs, and required guardrails. A named person ratifies it; an observation cannot.
Understand context & intent03
See what changes.
Compare snapshots, trace changed relationships, and review whether the evidence still supports your team's decisions.
Read about change intelligenceFacts explain the system.
People explain the choices.
Context is what the sources can tell us. Intent is the choice your team made in response, and the conditions that keep that choice valid.
“This service has no authentication.”
Code reveals a service without authentication middleware. Cloud and delivery evidence help establish its entry points, boundaries, and deployed configuration.
GatewayAPI
Observable facts · source-linked · confidence-scored“We authenticate at the gateway to keep the API fast.”
A person records that decision, its trade-off, and its guardrail: every public request must pass through the authenticating gateway. A new direct route would challenge that intent.
MC
Human decision · versioned · reviewed against evidenceMaya Chen · Platform leadNamed ratification in the fictional example
One system.
Evidence from every layer.
Connect code, cloud, infrastructure, and delivery evidence. Inspect what each source covers, how fresh it is, and what remains unknown.
What this source can tell you
Code in your architecture.
- Service boundaries and API routes
- Dependencies and data access
- Code-level controls and exposed secrets
Connect on your terms
GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or a source archive
Evidence is tied to a source revision. Runtime behavior needs its own observations.
Read the integration guideBuild with intent.
Keep the evidence close.
Create a workspaceYour workspace first. Your tools when you’re ready.
Talk through your architecture