Your on-box LLM
Use an approved model from the local LLM library or your custom on-box model. Stage weights and development dependencies for offline operation.
Vibe code with your on-box LLM, your datasets, and Hawkeye's platform features. Go from an idea to a custom offline application in a local workspace for planning, coding, testing, and deployment.
1// Illustrative application sketch
2// Platform client calls are conceptual.
3
4export function WordExplorer() {
5 const context = useLocalContext({
6 dataset: "Approved curriculum",
7 tenant: "authorized-workspace",
8 model: "Approved code model"
9 });
10
11 return (
12 <PrivateApplication context={context}>
13 <SourceLinkedWorkspace />
14 <HumanReviewStep />
15 </PrivateApplication>
16 );
17}
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Use an approved model from the local LLM library or your custom on-box model. Stage weights and development dependencies for offline operation.
Work with scoped data lake collections, PostgreSQL records, and structured or unstructured search results as authorized development context.
Connect ETL / ELT, search, local AI agents, analytics, and data services through APIs and MCP. Build evidence-review apps around supported EWF (.E01) exports, verification results, and custody records, with tenant and role permissions in every workflow.
Keep your interface, business logic, and application source independent. Inspect generated changes and run local tests before approving a release.
For bare-metal installations, use the Hawkeye Hypervisor to host your finished app in an isolated virtual machine alongside the platform. Your application uses the Hawkeye foundation through scoped API and MCP connections.
Choose the model, datasets, platform services, and access scope.
Use AI assistance, review code changes, and keep source in your project.
Check app behavior, data permissions, and offline dependencies.
Release to an application VM and observe activity through local platform services.
Deploy your application directly on-box in an isolated virtual machine alongside Hawkeye services.
Locally staged software, models, and data
Explore the vision for trained grades 9–12 students using Hawkeye IDE to create offline applications for K–5 classrooms.