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Airtable's standalone AI agent platform: persistent, memory-holding agents that browse, code, and finish tasks.
Hyperagent is a standalone AI agent product from Airtable's team, led by CEO Howie Liu, who first announced it in January 2026 under the name Superagent before Airtable relaunched it as Hyperagent later that year. Instead of a single chat thread, each agent keeps memory across conversations, can be assigned to a fleet alongside other specialized agents, browses the web and executes code in its own environment, and connects to tools like Slack, Gmail, GitHub, Notion, and Airtable itself. A 'Live Mode' lets you watch and redirect an agent while it works. New accounts get $1,000 in free credits, and independent write-ups report typical complex workflows costing roughly six to thirty-five dollars in credits rather than a flat monthly fee.
New accounts get $1,000 in free credits; beyond that it's usage-based, with independent reports citing roughly six to thirty-five dollars in credits per complex workflow rather than a fixed subscription.
Use tool ↗Hyperagent is a credible, well-funded entry in the autonomous-agent space, backed by Airtable's engineering team and covered independently by outlets beyond its own marketing. What's missing here is firsthand verification — its site blocked every automated fetch attempt, so treat feature and pricing details as reported by others rather than confirmed on the page ourselves.
Watch out: The product was announced as 'Superagent' in January 2026 and relaunched as 'Hyperagent' later the same year, so guides and reviews mentioning Superagent describe a discontinued predecessor.
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