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If you know Hacker Sidekick as a web app, that's changing. We just published a post explaining the shift: a new desktop application for practitioners, and the evolution of our web platform into what we're calling the fusion server. hackersidekick.com/the-desktop-...

hackersidekick.comThe Desktop, the Server, and What We Mean by "Fusion"From our Open WebUI roots to the desktop and fusion server: one architecture for operators and orgs.

Hacker Sidekick - The Agentic Workbench for Cybersecurity

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Two things drove this. Practitioners wanted AI that could actually execute locally: connect to tools, run agentic workflows, not just chat in a browser. And enterprise teams needed on-prem compute, on-prem inference, and single tenancy. So we built for both.

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Hacker Sidekick - The Agentic Workbench for Cybersecurity

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29 Apr

The desktop app is the operator's workspace. Local tools, agentic workflows, on your machine. The fusion server is the enterprise backbone: model routing, identity, connectors, org knowledge, guardrails. All feeding into the desktop as one unified platform. Not two products. One architecture.

Hacker Sidekick - The Agentic Workbench for Cybersecurity

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29 Apr

The post includes architecture diagrams and a guide to figuring out which deployment path fits your team. hackersidekick.com #cybersecurity #infosec #enterprise #hackersidekick #agenticAI

hackersidekick.comHacker Sidekick - desktop integrated hacking environmentIntroducing the new Hacker Sidekick: sovereign AI, local execution, and your toolchain in a desktop integrated hacking environment.