AI War Room Agent

The agent that joins
your incident calls.

Hyperion drops into your Google Meet war room, listens in real time, and turns chaos into a clear picture of what's happening and what's next.

bash
$git clone https://github.com/makh04/Hyperion-WarRoom.git
github.com/makh04/Hyperion-WarRoom↗

From a meet link to a clear plan.

Hyperion doesn't just join a call. It listens, transcribes, reasons, and reads the chat — then decides what to do next.

01

Connect the agent

Hyperion joins your Google Meet war room as a participant the moment you launch a session — no setup, no ceremony.

02

Extract live audio

The agent captures the call's live audio stream and pipes it through the AssemblyAI API to turn speech into accurate, real-time text.

03

LLM reasoning & wake words

An LLM reads the transcript as it flows in. Wake-word detection and reasoning decide the next steps — surfacing the right context at the right moment.

04

Read the meet chat

Alongside the audio, Hyperion pulls the text messages from the Meet chat box, so nothing said in writing is missed.

05

Watch it unfold

You get a live viewer URL back instantly and follow the session — transcription, reasoning, and actions — as it happens.

Fully automated

Triggered by whatever already watches your stack.

Hyperion exposes a custom API endpoint. The monitoring service your business already uses sends a webhook with what broke — and the agent takes it from there.

Webhook in

Any monitoring service

Datadog, PagerDuty, UptimeRobot, or your own — send a webhook with the incident context. No glue code needed.

AI plans

Checks who's available

Hyperion looks at on-call schedules and available developers, then plans the response from A to Z.

War room

Spins up the call

A Google Meet is created, the agent joins, and the right people are pulled in — the plan unfolds live.

For teams & businesses

Host it on your own infrastructure.

Hyperion is built for B2B. Run the full agent — sign-up, Google OAuth, LLM reasoning, tool calling, and incident orchestration — locally on your own workspace. Everything you see here is just the hosted preview.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKQca7zi-rA
Hyperion in action