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Solution

Private AI agents

Self-hosted and private networking options for TypeScript AI agents — with honest privacy tradeoffs.

Business problem

What breaks today

Teams want ownership of infrastructure without assuming “local” equals “private.”

Audience

Who it is for

Security-conscious enterprises evaluating deploy topology.

Approach

How we solve it

Choose local/self-hosted Agent OS paths and document where prompts and logs go.

HazelJS is local-first; cloud is optional. Model providers may still leave your network.

Architecture

Example path

  1. 01

    Your VPC / hosts

  2. 02

    HazelJS runtime

  3. 03

    Configured model providers

  4. 04

    Private data stores

Governance & operations

Separate infrastructure ownership from compliance claims you have not earned.

Implementation

Engagement steps

  1. 01Constraint workshop
  2. 02Topology design
  3. 03Pilot
  4. 04Harden
  5. 05Operate

FAQ

Common questions

Does local deploy guarantee privacy?
No. Logging, model APIs, and tool credentials still need explicit design.

HumanBee × HazelJS

Ready to build your first production AI agent?

Talk with HumanBee — preferred consulting partner of HazelJS. Consulting is optional; the framework stays open source.