Agent Herbie

Agent Herbie is an AI agent platform built by Broadn for organizations that must keep data inside their own perimeter. It runs on premises or in an air gapped network with no internet access, and its design assumes zero data egress unless an operator explicitly allows a connection. It is delivered as a Docker image that can run as a single node or as a swarm of worker agents, on CPU or GPU hardware. The agent monitors sources such as APIs and webhooks, inbound HTTP endpoints, raw TCP and UDP streams, database tables and queues, inboxes, documents and sensors. It then assesses what it sees using a mix of small on device language models, classical machine learning and statistical methods such as rolling statistics, change detection and anomaly detection, and acts by updating systems of record, opening tickets, pushing network or security rules, or commanding devices. Cloud models from providers including Anthropic, OpenAI and Gemini can be routed to through private gateways, and government cloud options are listed for regulated environments. The site targets finance and payments, manufacturing and operational technology, public sector and defense, healthcare, critical infrastructure and edge retail. Controls described include role based access, mutual TLS with the customer's own certificate authority, customer managed encryption keys, immutable audit logs, versioned deployments with rollback, and a Command Center for fleet visibility. Pricing is not published. The site directs visitors to request a demo or contact the team.