Put it in the hopper. We'll tell you when it's done.
Hopper is the layer between you and your agents. It launches your whole setup, watches your agents work in parallel, pings you the second one needs attention, and lets you run the same project under multiple accounts without losing the thread.
One command, your whole day boots up.
Open Hopper, hit Launch, and your entire working setup comes alive — four Cursor windows bound to four projects, a Claude Code terminal, your browser preview on the second monitor, your reference tabs. Windows auto-tile into a preset layout of your choosing. No more Monday morning manually dragging windows for ten minutes while the focus drains away.
Know when to switch, without looking.
While you're heads-down in one window, Hopper watches the other four. When an agent finishes its task, your taskbar icon pulses orange. When an agent is blocked waiting on you, it flashes. When it fails, it stays red. You never have to tab-check to find out if the agent is done. Your focus stays where it is until the moment switching pays off.
Same project. Multiple accounts. One thread.
Run the same project under two Claude accounts, or three Cursor profiles, at the same time — Hopper keeps the chat history unified across all of them. If Account A hits its rate limit, Account B picks up where it left off. You keep building. The AI-provider constraint stops being your problem.
PowerShell that you — and the agent — can both reach.
A command palette that's always one hotkey away. Type commands yourself, or have your agent push commands into it via the MCP bridge. The history is shared. The context is shared. No more switching to a terminal to see what the agent just ran.
Music boots with the workspace. Optional karaoke.
When you launch a workspace, Hopper opens a tiny pinned Spotify window beside it — sized perfectly to stay out of the way of your code. Toggle karaoke mode and you get the lyrics scrolling alongside your editor. Sing along while you ship. ADHD brains need a soundtrack; Hopper makes it part of the launch.
See how you actually work.
Every launch, every agent completion, every context switch is tracked to a local SQLite database on your machine. Hopper gives you a dashboard showing how long sessions typically run, how often agents finish vs. get stuck, which times of day you're most productive. No telemetry leaves your computer. It's for you, not for analytics vendors.
SF Hopper works with the rest.
The reason Speedforge isn't just five tools sitting next to each other.
SF Dynamo
Dynamo runs the regression on real phones. Hopper pings you when it goes green.
SF Threads
Threads kicks off a new project; Hopper bootstraps the workspace for it.
SF Braids
Braids hands its sprint output to Hopper to surface in your live status.
SF Focus
Focus broadcasts every Hopper agent event across all your machines.
Theme song · TBD — pitch one to Sarah