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title: "About · Artur Kurowski, the creator of intentic"
description: "Who builds intentic: Artur Kurowski, a full-stack engineer with 15+ years in production systems. Verifiable background, MIT source on GitHub, and a commit log the agents wrote."
url: "https://intentic.dev/about/"
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About the creator

# Artur Kurowski

Full-stack engineer, DevOps, and 15+ years of shipping production systems.

I built intentic because I wanted a real workspace for my own agents. Not a chat window, and not somebody else's cloud holding my source. It runs on my hardware, and now on yours.

- [GitHub](https://github.com/radarsu)
- [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/radarsu/)
- [radarsu.com](https://radarsu.com/)

### Why trust intentic?

Built by a verifiable person, and built so that trusting the person is optional. The platform holds your identity and a URL, with no path to your code, your keys, or your sandbox. [What the platform actually holds →](https://intentic.dev/product/sandbox/)

### Open source first

The sandbox and CLI, the parts that touch your credentials, are MIT on GitHub. No hidden binaries, no telemetry. Read what executes on your hardware before you run it. [Read the source →](https://github.com/intentic/intentic)

### It builds itself

Agents running in this product wrote most of it, in public, one reviewable commit at a time. The fleet on this page is what shipped the page. [Read the commit log →](https://github.com/intentic/intentic/commits/main)

### Honest about its age

No case studies, no testimonials, no logo wall. The project is young, and the free plan is a real sandbox rather than a trial. Read what it does before pointing it at something you care about.

## Background

- **15+ years** in professional software engineering, from backend and frontend through DevOps and bare metal.
- **Billon** the first company to receive an EU e-money licence using its own distributed ledger technology. Later ran a software house of ~15 people for five years.
- **CS degree** from the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology (PJATK), Warsaw.
- **CTO and team lead** shipped the systems, and led the people and habits around them.
- **Specialties** TypeScript, NestJS, P2P protocols, CI/CD, and clean architecture.

## Why intentic exists

Agents got good enough to do real work, and the tools around them did not. The only layer you are allowed to change is the prompt; the environment the agent works in is somebody else's, and so is the machine.

That trade is fine until the agent needs your database password to do the job. Then "whose computer is this?" stops being a philosophical question. intentic is the other answer: the workspace is yours, the hardware is yours, and the vendor is architecturally unable to reach either.

## Open source, before this

Libraries that shipped and got used independently of intentic, the easiest thing on this page to check, because npm and GitHub keep the receipts.

[### ts-import Import TypeScript files into plain Node.js at runtime, with no compile step.](https://github.com/radarsu/ts-import)[### rpc-websocket-client A small, typed JSON-RPC 2.0 client over WebSockets with async/await.](https://github.com/radarsu/rpc-websocket-client)[### validate-polish Validators for Polish identifiers (PESEL, NIP, REGON) that actually pass the checksum tests.](https://github.com/radarsu/validate-polish)[### options-defaults Deep-merge options objects with their defaults, predictably.](https://github.com/radarsu/options-defaults)

## Get in touch

Questions, bug reports and disagreements welcome: radarsu [at] gmail [dot] com , or open one in the open. [Open an issue](https://github.com/intentic/intentic/issues)

Also at @radarsu on GitHub and LinkedIn.