# HyperAuth
HyperAuth
The client-side identity layer for Web3. One enclave. All apps. Users own everything.
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#### Get started in 5 minutes
Integrate HyperAuth into your application with just a few lines of code. Our SDK handles the complexity of WASM loading, MPC key generation, and UCAN authentication locally on the user's device.
Quickstart Guide
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```typescript
import { createEnclave } from '@hyperauth/sdk';
// Initialize enclave (loads WASM)
const enclave = await createEnclave('/enclave.wasm');
// Create identity with passkey
const { did, accounts } = await enclave.generate(credential);
// Query DID document
const doc = await enclave.query();
// Execute commands
const result = await enclave.exec('resource:accounts action:list');
```
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#### Why HyperAuth
HyperAuth is built on the principle that identity should be local, private, and owned by the user.
* **Local-first**: Keys never leave the device. Threshold signatures happen in the secure WASM enclave.
* **Open standard**: Built on UCAN, DID, and WebAuthn. No proprietary lock-in.
* **Zero cost**: MIT licensed. No per-user fees or vendor dependencies.
* **Battle-tested**: AES-256-GCM encryption and MPC threshold signing ensure maximum security.
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#### Secure Architecture
HyperAuth leverages a WASM-based enclave that runs in a separate worker or isolated context. It manages cryptographic material using MPC (Multi-Party Computation) and anchors identities on-chain via ERC-4337 smart wallets.
This ensures that even if the host application is compromised, the user's root keys remain protected within the enclave.
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Open Source Community
HyperAuth is 100% open source and community-driven.
| Channel | Description | Link |
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| GitHub | Explore the source code, report issues, or contribute to the project. | View on GitHub |
| License | MIT Licensed. Free to use, modify, and distribute. | Read License |
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