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In this September 2026 short sponsored by Hyperagent, Matthew Berman describes the product’s specialist-agent approach and shows a real-estate video workflow. He says the task took about 30 minutes; the clip does not independently measure the output’s quality or reliability. The Airtable acquisition he references had closed before the video, with the Hyperagent business excluded from the deal.
- 1Airtable and HyperagentBerman links the product to Airtable’s history; the Hyperagent business was excluded from the completed Bending Spoons acquisition.
- 2Teams of agentsThe sponsored presentation describes coordinating specialist agents in a cloud-based workflow.
- 3A property-video exampleBerman shows a listing link used to gather property information and images, and says the process took about 30 minutes.
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- Hyperagent sponsored the video and is presented as a cloud-based product for coordinating teams of specialized AI agents.
- Berman shows a workflow starting with a property-listing link and says it gathers images and information for a video.
- The claimed 30-minute result is a single sponsored demonstration, not a controlled assessment of cost, accuracy or reliability.
- Bending Spoons completed its Airtable acquisition on September 4, 2026; the transaction excluded the Hyperagent business.
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Airtable and Hyperagent
Berman introduces Hyperagent in the context of the Airtable deal. The video is sponsored by Hyperagent.
In this short sponsored by Hyperagent, I introduce the product in the context of Airtable’s sale. Bending Spoons completed its acquisition of Airtable on September 4, 2026, at a reported enterprise value of $1.285 billion. The transaction excluded the Hyperagent business; the deal itself does not establish how well the product works.
Hyperagent is presented as a cloud service for coordinating teams of specialist AI agents rather than interacting with just one agent. I show a real-estate example in which a prompt and Zillow listing link lead the system to gather property information and images for a cinematic video.
A multi-agent demonstration
He describes specialist agents and demonstrates a real-estate video workflow. The short clip shows one example rather than a systematic test.
I say the example took about 30 minutes and that I could review the result afterward from a computer through the cloud. This is one sponsored demonstration: the short clip does not independently establish accuracy, rights to the underlying images, repeatability or typical costs. I also mention a $100 promotional credit offer, whose terms and availability may change.
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