Configurable AI agents
Create agents for different roles, departments, workflows, and areas of expertise—with tailored instructions, models, knowledge, responsibilities, and access boundaries.

Open_H combines configurable AI agents, organizational knowledge, connected tools, and privacy-focused controls in one unified platform.
About Open_H
Open_H is an authenticated AI workspace for organizations that need configurable agents, grounded organizational knowledge, optional tool connections, governance controls, and protected data handling. It adapts to your infrastructure, operational requirements, policies, and preferred AI services while administrators retain control.
Core capabilities
Create agents for different roles, departments, workflows, and areas of expertise—with tailored instructions, models, knowledge, responsibilities, and access boundaries.
Combine semantic vector search with keyword matching to retrieve relevant information from uploaded documents.
Trace answers to source files, document sections, previews, and relevance information.
Configure chat and knowledge-processing models around your infrastructure, policies, and operational requirements.
Build searchable knowledge from documents, spreadsheets, structured data, logs, text files, and source code.
Allow tool-enabled agents to retrieve information and act through approved external services.
Transform approved organizational knowledge and examples into structured material for fine-tuning datasets.
Optionally identify entities, relationships, and structured knowledge to enrich AI-assisted work.
Fully configurable agents
Open_H agents are not limited to predefined identities or fixed functions. Each agent can have its own instructions, knowledge sources, model configuration, access boundaries, tool connections, and communication style.
Security and privacy
Open_H is designed for protected organizational use, with controls that can be configured around each deployment environment and security requirement.
Adaptable by design
Configure Open_H around existing access policies, preferred models and providers, internal or hosted infrastructure, organizational terminology, approved integrations, privacy requirements, governance processes, and deployment environments.
Start with a focused conversation about your use cases, infrastructure, governance, and security requirements.