Agent Herbie is presented as a privacy-first, offline-by-default autonomous agent platform intended for on-prem and air-gapped deployments, targeting regulated and sensitive sectors. Public site content describes a modular architecture with local reasoning/planning components, a task-execution loop, and adapters to on-prem data sources and automation tools. The product is engineered to run entirely on local infrastructure so data does not leave the network by default and supports local model inference (LLMs/SLMs) and local tool invocation. Security and privacy controls emphasized on the site include encryption at rest and in transit, secure boot/attestation, role-based access control, auditable decision logs, sandboxed execution, opt-in telemetry, and offline packaging with trusted update channels for air-gapped deployments. Deployment guidance on the site discusses hardware considerations (compute, memory, possible GPU acceleration), storage for prompts/logs, patch management, secure update workflows, and model refresh strategies for air-gapped settings. The site does not publish public pricing, trial signup flows, or downloadable detailed technical documentation; terms indicate use is subject to separate commercial or evaluation agreements and enterprise subscription arrangements negotiated with the vendor. Public pages examined include Home, Articles, Privacy, Terms, and Contact. A logo asset and resource/article section are present. Contact is encouraged for pilots, feasibility assessments, pricing/licensing, architecture whitepapers, and confidential requirements under formal agreements.