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Install Hypervibe

Hypervibe is a plugin for Claude Code that builds and deploys complete web applications from a simple description. Follow this guide once and you’ll be ready to create your first project in a few minutes.

v2.4.0

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Version 2.4.0 · 29 juin 2026

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Prerequisites

You need Claude Code (included in the Claude app for Mac and Windows, Code tab, or on the command line).

Claude Code is included from the Claude Pro plan (or higher): the free version isn’t enough. Don’t have an account yet? Create your account and get your subscription here.

That’s all: the rest (Node.js, pnpm, Git, and each service’s tools) will be installed automatically by the /start command in step 4.

2

Install the plugin

Two methods to choose from. No need to do both: pick the one that suits you best.

Option 1 · In Claude Desktop (the simplest)

  1. Download the zip file with the button at the top of this page.
  2. Open Claude Desktop and go to the Code tab.
  3. In the left sidebar, click Customize.
  4. Click the +.
  5. In the window that opens, go to the Personal tab.
  6. Click the small + next to Local imports.
  7. Click Upload a plugin.
  8. Drag and drop the .zip file into the window.
⚠ Important: restart Claude Desktop. For the plugin to become active, you must fully restart Claude Desktop: closing the window isn’t enough. Click the menu at the top left, then File, then Quit. Reopen Claude Desktop and the plugin will be ready.
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Option 2 · On the command line (alternative)

If you already use Claude Code on the command line, these two commands do exactly the same thing. No need to download the zip.

/plugin marketplace add flavien-ia/hypervibe-harness
/plugin install hypervibe@hypervibe-harness

Whichever method you choose, the plugin then appears in your list of plugins, with all its commands (/start, /bootstrap, and around fifty others).

3

Create your accounts

Hypervibe relies on a few third-party services to put your project online. Before your first project, create an account on the essential services (the connection is then set up automatically).

Tip: start by creating your GitHub account. For the other services, choose “Sign in with GitHub” when the option is offered (Vercel, Neon, Render…): it’s faster and you keep a single login.

The 6 essential services

GitHubCreate an account →Code storageVercelCreate an account →Deployment (sign in via GitHub recommended)NeonCreate an account →Database
Resend ou BrevoSending emails (your choice, detected automatically)
Bitwarden (EU)Create an account →Vault for your access keys (account required)CloudflareCreate an account →File storage, automations, emails

Other services (as needed)

Create an account on these services only the day you need them. The matching /add-* command will connect the service automatically.

StripeCreate an account →PaymentsGoogle AnalyticsCreate an account →Audience trackingRenderCreate an account →Hosting for AI agents and automationsGoogle Search ConsoleCreate an account →Search ranking tracking on GoogleAnthropic (Claude API)Create an account →API key for autonomous AI agents
4

Run /start

The /start command automatically installs all the tools you need (Node.js, pnpm, Git, and each service’s command-line tools) and checks that everything is properly connected.

/start

Let it guide you: Claude first installs Node and pnpm, then offers to install the missing tools via a script. Accept, and follow the instructions for each one.

5

Create your first project

Once /start is done, you’re ready. Run /bootstrap, describe your project in a few sentences, and let it guide you.

/bootstrap Mon site portfolio de photographe

Hypervibe creates the code structure, the GitHub repository, deploys to Vercel, sets up the database, and everything you need to have a complete web application, live online, from the very first session.

Want to see everything the plugin can do?

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Need help getting started?

The Vibe Coding training teaches you to get the most out of the plugin in two days, with guidance. The code itself stays open and free on GitHub.