HyperFrames v0.8.47
By Steven Van ·
Studio edits now save through the SDK by default and the GSAP writer switches to acorn, both toggleable via environment variable.
Studio, the editing surface in HyperFrames, now saves edits through the @hyperframes/sdk by default, replacing the older server handlers, and the switch covers every edit family. The path shipped dark before this release: built and tested, but never exercised by real sessions. Turning it on puts one code path behind Studio, the AI Studio host, and agents, instead of each consumer maintaining its own. An edit that can't be expressed as an SDK operation still falls back to the server path, and now records why.
- GSAP script writes use the acorn writer by default, replacing recast. Both produce the same result, and the old writer stays available for one release as a fallback before it's removed.
- Telemetry now records every fallback and its reason, including cases where an element exists but couldn't be resolved for an edit, so it's possible to tell whether the SDK is really handling edits or quietly handing them back.
- In the player, the interactive playback clock now absorbs a main-thread stall instead of skipping past it.
- In the catalog registry, blur now applies to every transform driver, with the reference case shipped as shutter-slam.
Both the SDK default and the acorn writer can be turned off with an environment variable. Full details are in the changelog.