Real work. Open to inspection.

Explore Hyperdrift’s own products and public prototypes. Each example names what it demonstrates and how you can inspect it.

1. NextRole · Hyperdrift commercial product

   Meet customers in their assistant.

   NextRole brings its career tools into the conversation where someone is already working on their next move.

   Someone asks their assistant

   “Check this CV against the role.”

   NextRole’s score_cv tool returned

   “The query optimisation bullet is quantified (12s to 3s) and covers the required SQL query optimisation skill.”

   For your product

   Let customers bring you into their conversation.

   If your product already solves a useful problem, we can make one valuable workflow available to agents through MCP. Your website, customer relationship and commercial model remain yours.

   We agree the workflow and permissions, connect it to your existing product, and check that someone can complete the task from a compatible assistant. That gives you a working integration, connection instructions and evidence of what actually ran.

   Judge the result by useful task completion and customers coming back. A directory listing is only a way in.

   Discuss your product →

   Connect to NextRole’s MCP

   In an assistant that supports remote MCP servers, add this URL using Streamable HTTP:

   https://nextrole.site/api/mcp

   No NextRole API key is required. Start with a synthetic CV and ask the assistant to use ats_lint. Availability and usage limits apply. The assistant’s connection support and its own permissions still apply.

   Connection guide and tool reference ↗

   This is our own commercial product, not a commissioned client result. Tool availability does not establish repeat use, revenue or an employment outcome.

   Live checks covered CV linting and role scoring; the other three tools were listed but not exercised. The latest scoring check returned 5.9/10, with matching text and structured results. This is model-assessed fit for the fictional example, not a probability of being hired.

   NextRole’s remote MCP server exposes five career tools: CV checks, role matching, job search, job-description retrieval and CV tailoring. People can use those capabilities through a compatible assistant, with the website available for the wider product journey.

   Try NextRole ↗

2. Traction · Hyperdrift product · private pilot

   Keep every customer promise in view.

   Traction puts an app’s customers, promises and results on one board and proposes the next move from the evidence.

   Read the walkthrough

   Your app is live. Your customers are real. Here’s how it grows from here. One board holds your evidence, names the one thing in the way, and proposes your next customer move. You decide. It becomes a promise, with an owner and a time. Kept promises carry their result. A missed promise stays in view until it’s recovered. Nothing waits on memory. Gates open on evidence. Never on a date. That’s what moves the count: one kept move at a time. An AI operator prepares every move. You sign it. We run our own launch on this board. From zero. In public. Yours starts with a first read. Ask for one.

   Traction runs a private pilot with two partner apps and is launching itself on its own board, in public. Other founders start with a first read of their live app.

   Read a sample first read →

3. Standup

   Find the next useful action.

   Explore a repository brief, with source checking still needed before acting on its recommendations.

   

   A GitHub handle becomes a proposed contribution brief, available on the web, in the terminal and through an MCP preview. Live checks found unsupported claims about waiting time and CI coverage; recommendations still need checking against the linked source.

   Built for Amazon Web Services · Agents for Humans Hackathon

   Built for the challenge

   Try the agent ↗Source ↗Read the build ↗

4. Helm

   Give work a clear boundary.

   Give delegated work a clear owner, a defined scope and a visible result.

   An agent crew at the wheel of a four-app fleet: the Commander decides, the Watch Officer reads signals, and the Engineer acts through allow-listed tools. A sandbox drill demonstrates diagnosis, prompt-injection isolation, recovery, and verification.

   Built for Google · All Things Agentic Hackathon

   Submitted

   Try fleet diagnosis ↗Source ↗Read the build ↗

5. uk.gov Radar

   Recognise the right opportunity.

   Find relevant opportunities and inspect the evidence before deciding what to pursue.

   A founder and their browser agent explore government opportunities together. The agent proposes a profile and a shortlist; the founder keeps or drops each suggestion, with their reasons available to the agent.

   Built for OpenAI · The WebMCP Challenge

   Submitted

   Try with your agent ↗Source ↗Read the build ↗

6. unanswered

   Put expertise where it helps.

   Connect relevant expertise with people already asking for help.

   Read the walkthrough

   Choose the experience you can offer. Unanswered finds relevant requests from open-source maintainers, explains the match and prepares an opening reply. Read it, edit it and decide whether to send it yourself. Nothing is posted on your behalf.

   Tell it what you know. Gemini matches you with open-source maintainers asking for help, explains where you can contribute, and drafts an opening reply. You edit and send it yourself.

   Built for DEV Community · Weekend Challenge: Generosity Edition · Google AI category

   Submitted

   Find someone to help ↗Source ↗Read the build ↗Challenge entry ↗

7. Bridge Voice

   Talk through the next move.

   Talk through a business decision with the evidence and available actions in view.

   A voice interface for discussing fleet priorities and confirming proposed actions. The prototype explores how a founder can work with the Bridge through a conversation.

   Built for AssemblyAI · lablab.ai · AssemblyAI Voice Agent Hackathon

   In development