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What teams delegate to Hyperlane

Hyperlane is used for work that is broad, repetitive, and checkable: migrations, dependency upgrades, test generation, review, and maintenance across many packages. Each guide below describes one task, how the agent runs it in an isolated sandbox, what evidence it produces, and where a human still decides.

Ten task-level guides, each grounded in the same loop: plan, execute in a sandbox, verify against evidence, open a pull request.

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Code reviewReviewing a diff with checks the agent can run itself, and posting findings with the evidence attached. Bug fixingReproducing a failure in a sandbox, patching the cause, and proving the fix before the PR opens. Repo migrationFramework and language moves split into verified pull requests instead of one long branch. Test generationWriting tests in the repo’s own harness, running them, and reporting the coverage change. DocumentationGenerating and refreshing docs from the source, delivered as reviewable changes. Dependency upgradesBumping versions and repairing the call sites that break, verified by your suite. Security scanningTurning scan findings into investigated patches rather than another ticket queue. RefactoringApplying one transformation consistently across the tree and proving behavior did not change. Monorepo maintenanceOne package per run, checked against the packages that depend on it. Flaky test triageReproducing an intermittent failure and deciding between a fix, a quarantine, or deletion.

What makes a task a good fit

The task needs a checkable finish: a test that should pass, a build that should stay green, a diff a reviewer can read. If success is a matter of taste, the agent can draft but not verify, and the page will say so.

What the agent does in every guide

Plan, execute in an isolated sandbox, run the repo’s own checks, and open a pull request. The verify-before-done gate is the constant across every task; the task changes what counts as evidence.

Where humans stay

Approvals for risky actions, audit trails for every run, and a live Linux desktop a person can take over mid-run. Review still happens on the pull request, with the trace attached.

Start with one task

Pick the task your team postpones most often, run it on one repository, and compare the pull request with what a person would have produced. Widen only after that comparison holds.

Frequently asked

Can one agent do all of these tasks?

Yes. The same loop handles each: plan, execute, verify, deliver. What changes is the task prompt and the checks that count as done.

Which use case is the safest first pilot?

Test generation, documentation, or dependency upgrades: the output is easy to review and the verification is unambiguous. Save refactors and migrations for after the pilot.

Do these pages include pricing?

Each page explains how the work is metered. Credits are 1:1 with dollars, and agent computer time is metered against a plan allowance with a hard ceiling.

Can I trigger these from CI or a scheduler?

Yes, through the REST API, TypeScript SDK, or CLI. The web workspace is one interface, not the only one.

Last verified 11 Nov 2026.

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