Hire a team that never clocks out.

Agents · Scout

Coworkers with real job descriptions.

A roster of specialists, each hired to do one job well. Scout triages the shared inbox: it reads what came in overnight, drafts the replies and flags what needs a person.

• Its own computer. Every agent gets its own file system, memory, and workspace to think in between runs.
• Scoped permissions. An agent only touches the tools you hand it.
• Chat like a teammate. Ask for status, hand over a task, review its work.

Routines · Ledger

Work that happens on a schedule.

A good coworker shows up on Monday without being asked. Routines run your agents overnight, on weekends, every hour, and post the results where the team can see them.

"Every weekday at 9, reconcile the books."

Connections · Rosie

Nothing reaches your tools without a yes.

Every action an agent takes on Gmail, Slack or any connected service passes through Harby first. Per action, per agent: Always runs it, Ask waits for you, Never blocks it.

Models · Atlas

One team, many brains.

Harby isn't tied to one model. A director agent plans on the best reasoning model and hands each piece to a smaller, faster one. Claude, GPT, GLM, DeepSeek: you only pay for the thinking each task needs.

Sandbox · Quill

Every agent comes with its own computer.

Hire an agent and Harby gives it a machine in the cloud: its own files, memory and processes. Nothing for you to set up, isolated from every other agent, and it picks up where it left off.

• Provisioned on hire. Nothing to install, maintain or supply.
• Isolated by default. One agent can't see another's sandbox, or your computer.
• Persistent. Files and context survive between runs.

Needs you

The whole team, one short list.

Agents work on their own and only come to you for the calls: approvals, questions, anything that broke. Same list in the iPhone app.