Overview
We help you choose local and self-hosted Agent OS paths with honest privacy tradeoffs. Infrastructure ownership is not the same as compliance — logging, model APIs, and credentials still need design.
Who it is for
Security-conscious teams evaluating deploy topology for production agents — on TypeScript or other stacks.
The problem
“Run it locally” is often mistaken for “private.” Without topology design, prompts, logs, and tool credentials still leave the environment you intended to protect.
What you get
- Constraint workshop (data classes, residency, model policy)
- Recommended deploy topology
- Model-provider and logging configuration guidance
- Self-hosted Agent OS pilot where appropriate
- Hardening checklist for production
Technical scope
Private or VPC-oriented deployments, model-provider choices, networking constraints, and operational packaging so agent workloads stay inside the boundaries your security and compliance teams require.
How we work
- 01
Capture security and compliance constraints
- 02
Compare topology options with tradeoffs
- 03
Pilot on agreed infrastructure
- 04
Harden networking, secrets, and observability
- 05
Document operating procedures
FAQ
- Does local deploy guarantee privacy?
- No. Logging, model APIs, and tool credentials still need explicit design. We document where data actually goes.
- Do you provide a hosted private cloud?
- We implement in environments you control. HazelJS itself is software you run — cloud remains optional.