Multimodal capture
Local OCR and vision turn scans, photos and handwritten notes into inspectable text, tables and regions.
Sovereign · On-Premise · Industrial AI
hyperion-workbench is a sovereign, on-premise agentic AI workbench for confidential industrial work. Open-weight multimodal models, a local knowledge base, and bounded tools turn scanned documents into evidence-backed deliverables — with human decision authority intact.
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bytes of source data leave the boundary
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recorded stages, capture → archive
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consequential decisions confirmed by a human
Design invariants from the project requirements — not measured benchmark claims.
Confidential Industrial Operations
Our operating model
source evidence→AI analysis→explicit inference→human decision
Not a chatbot. The system reduces repetitive knowledge-work effort without transferring accountability for consequential industrial decisions to the AI.
The engine we forked
hyperion-workbench runs on our fork of DeepSeek Harness, the open-source all-plugin agent runtime. We chose it because the harness — not the model — decides how much of a model's capability becomes completed, reliable work. DeepSeek's own published benchmarks, all run through Harness minimal mode with fixed sampling and maximal reasoning effort:
Sources: V4-Pro GA (13 Aug 2026) and V4-Flash β (31 Jul 2026) — DeepSeek API Change Log, both run via DeepSeek Harness minimal mode (max effort, temp 1.0); DSBench-FullStack/Hard are DeepSeek's internal evaluation sets. Harness-swing comparison: independent rerun by Harrison Kinsley · Terminal-Bench context: tbench.ai 2.1 leaderboard.
Same model weights, different harness: an independent rerun of V4-Flash on a third-party harness swung Terminal-Bench by twenty tasks. That swing is exactly why our workbench fork is the investment: every capability — models, tools, skills, sessions, sandboxes, scheduling, even the UI — is a plugin we recompose for industrial workflows.
The nine-stage evidence path
P0 capabilities
Scanned PDFs, photographs, handwritten notes and drawings enter through a controlled local location. Open-weight models and bounded tools do the heavy work. Nothing leaves the boundary.
Local OCR and vision turn scans, photos and handwritten notes into inspectable text, tables and regions.
A local knowledge base with version, authority and effective-date metadata. Every claim links to document, page and section.
Open-weight models registered with capability, modality and compute profile. Tasks route to the smallest model that can do the job — locally.
Calculations and code run in resource-limited sandboxes with no unrestricted network — every invocation recorded.
Safety, equipment and numeric claims require human confirmation regardless of model confidence — grouped, not one dialog per claim.
DOCX approval notes, XLSX outputs and working code — generated with their full evidence trail attached.
Sovereignty monitor
The PS asks for demonstrable isolation. The workbench exposes live execution state, controlled tool calls, and an event trail that shows sensitive tasks have no uncontrolled external path. Our sandbox plugins follow the same bet NVIDIA made with OpenShell — out-of-process policy enforcement, deny-by-default permissions, metered resources, and a full audit trail of every allow/deny decision.
Status labels describe deployment policy. The environment is validated before any air-gap claim is made.
GATEWAY DECISIONS
Who the workbench serves
The whole workbench is source-available — engine fork, plugins and all.
Clone the fork
The workbench fork — HYPERION brand baked in via profile.
$ git clone https://github.com/Narendarcodes/hyperion-workbench.git
$ cd hyperion-workbench && pnpm i && pnpm dsh --profile web