Npm Package

The npm package is Hypercontext's TypeScript/Node.js SDK. It is designed for Node applications that want the core context, archive, memory, scoring, diff, parsing, and tool-registry helpers without the Python runtime.

Install

npm install hypercontext-node-sdk

If you are using TypeScript, add the usual compiler tooling for your app:

npm install -D typescript ts-node @types/node

What The npm Package Gives You

• context compression and retrieval helpers
• lineage tracking and parent selection
• persistent memory
• fitness and scoring helpers
• unified diff helpers
• structured output parsing
• a lightweight tool registry with middleware hooks
• small agent primitives such as TaskAgent and MetaAgent

What It Does Not Ship

• the Python CLI
• the TUI
• the stdio MCP daemon
• the HTTP browser launcher
• the Python provider runtime

If you need the full operational runtime, install the Python package instead.

Start Here

For detailed install and usage examples, read the package installation page:

• Npm package installation

For the public registry page, see:

• npm package on npmjs.com

Recommended Use

Use the npm package when:

• your app is a Node.js or TypeScript project
• you want the Hypercontext utilities directly in application code
• you are building around TaskAgent, MetaAgent, the parser helpers, or the tool registry

Use the Python package when:

• you want the CLI, TUI, MCP daemons, browser dashboard, or provider runtime
• you are integrating with Claude Desktop, Codex, or other MCP clients

Example Imports

import {
  ContextCompressor,
  ContextRetriever,
  LineageTracker,
  PersistentMemory,
  FitnessEvaluator,
  StructuredOutputParser,
  EnhancedToolRegistry,
  LoggingMiddleware,
} from "hypercontext-node-sdk";