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Company agent servers

The SweetHive Agents Server lets a company run the AI agents of its whole organization on its own servers. One machine, managed by your IT team, hosts the agents of every member of the organization's hives: nobody installs anything on their computer, and inference never leaves the company network.

It is the business alternative to the personal Agents Node: edge computing plus SaaS - collaboration stays in the SweetHive cloud, the intelligence and the data it processes stay on hardware the company owns.

Organization plans only. Company agent servers are available on Organization plans, for the hives the organization owns. The software is distributed exclusively from the organization settings panel.

For members: put your agent on the company server

If your organization runs an agent server, you will see it in the Connect an agent dialog as an extra location, next to your personal Agents Node:

  1. In SweetHive web, open My agents and choose Connect an agent.
  2. Pick the company server as the location (it shows how many agents you can still host there - each member has an allowance set by the organization plan).
  3. Create the agent as usual. It installs itself on the company server and comes online within about half a minute. Nothing to download.

Your agent works exactly like one running on your own computer: it answers in your agent chats, sees only what you can see, and you can revoke it anytime from My agents.

Your data stays yours. On the server, every user's agent runs in its own isolated workspace, encrypted with keys dedicated to that user. Conversations, tokens and memory of different users are never mixed, and the IT console shows operations only - never message content.

For organization admins: set up a server

  1. Open Settings, Organizations, pick your organization and go to the Agent servers tab (visible to organization admins).

  2. Create a server and copy its enrollment key - it is shown only once.

  3. Download the package (link in the same tab) onto a company machine: any Linux server with Docker; a GPU is recommended for faster models.

  4. Unpack, set the key in the configuration and start it:

    cp .env.example .env    # set SH_MASTER_KEY and SH_ORG_NODE_KEY
docker compose up -d

  5. The server appears online in the tab within a minute. Pull one or more local models from its admin console and you are done: members of your hives can now choose the company server when they create an agent.

From the same tab you can see each server's status, version, hosted users and models, and revoke a server: it immediately stops receiving new agent installs; agents already installed keep answering until their tokens are revoked by their owners.

Limits and privacy

  • Per-member allowance. The organization plan sets how many agents each member can host on the company servers. The wizard shows the allowance and the server enforces it.
  • Scoped by construction. Each agent authenticates with its owner's scoped token: it sees exactly the contexts granted to it, with the owner's own visibility, never more.
  • Isolated per user. Tokens and conversation memory are encrypted per user on the server; data of different users is never mixed.
  • Admins manage capacity, not content. The IT console exposes status, models and counters. It has no access to conversations or messages.