Use case
Your team's documents, turned into finished work
Contracts, SOPs, meeting notes, and spreadsheets stay on a box the team owns — and come back out as proposals, report packs, and sourced answers.
Who it's for: Small teams (3-30 people), studios, dev shops, agencies with sensitive documents
Deliverables: proposal decksreport packs (.xlsx + .pdf)sourced answers
How it plays out
Proposal deck from your own boilerplate
Draft a proposal deck for the Meridian project using our SOW template and last quarter's case studies.
meridian-proposal.pptx drafted from your templates — scope, timeline, pricing table, two relevant case studies. Nothing left the office.
Quarterly report pack
Build the Q3 report from the exports in ./finance: summary PDF plus the backing spreadsheet.
Two files: q3-summary.pdf (6 pages, charts included) and q3-workings.xlsx with every figure traceable to your exports.
Answers with receipts
What did we agree with the vendor about support SLAs? Check the contracts folder.
48-hour response for P1, business-hours for the rest — per section 7.2 of the 2026 master agreement. Citation and excerpt attached.
How to set it up
- 1Plug the device into the office network, open harbor.local from any browser.
- 2Create folder projects for the document sets the agent may read (contracts, finance, SOPs).
- 3Sign in with the team account and top up Harbor Credits once — one balance, pooled across everyone.
- 4Assign tasks from the workbench; review and download deliverables from the task page.
Full setup typically takes 5-10 minutes.
Ready to set it up?
One $349 device. Your agent lives on hardware you own.