Where to Find HYPERSPACE Updates and the Changelog

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The HYPERSPACE homepage at hyper.space links directly to its changelog, which is the primary place to look for updates. The same page also surfaces two subdomains — superintelligence.hyper.space and openletter.hyper.space — that carry project communication beyond the changelog. What follows is what the site itself shows, without assumptions about how often anything is posted.

The changelog link on the homepage

The homepage presents a small set of navigation items under the HYPERSPACE heading:

  • superintelligence.hyper.space — a subdomain linked from the homepage
  • openletter.hyper.space — a second subdomain linked from the homepage
  • changelog — a link labeled "changelog"

The changelog is the entry point for tracking what has changed. A changelog conventionally records product or project changes in chronological order, so it is the first place to check when you want to know what is new or different.

What a changelog typically gives you

A changelog usually lists changes as they are made, often with dates or version markers. For a project described as "Built in the open," a changelog is the natural companion: it is where the record of change lives, separate from marketing or explanatory copy.

Because the site does not state an update frequency, treat the changelog as the authoritative list of what has actually changed rather than as a promise of regular releases. If you need to know whether something changed, check the changelog rather than inferring from the homepage.

The open letter as a second source

The openletter.hyper.space link points to a separate page for project communication. An open letter is typically a longer-form statement — a position, an announcement, or an explanation of intent — rather than a running list of changes. Use it when you want the reasoning or direction behind the project, and use the changelog when you want the record of what changed.

The superintelligence.hyper.space subdomain is a third linked destination. The homepage does not describe its contents, so treat it as a place to explore rather than a known update channel.

How to check for updates

  1. Open hyper.space.
  2. Select the changelog link to see the record of changes.
  3. If you want project-level communication rather than a change list, follow openletter.hyper.space.
  4. For anything else the project links to, follow superintelligence.hyper.space.

Expected result: you reach the changelog or the relevant subdomain directly from the homepage, without needing to search for it.

Common points to watch

  • The homepage shows only these links; there is no separate "news" or "blog" section visible in the page evidence.
  • No update frequency, release schedule, or notification mechanism is stated, so do not expect a subscription option unless you find one on the linked pages.
  • The changelog and the open letter serve different purposes — one records changes, the other communicates intent. Check the right one for your question.