Three things you can check without asking me.
Why trust intentic?
Self-hosted. The platform holds only your identity and sandbox URL, never your code or keys.
What the platform actually holdsOpen source first
All of intentic is MIT on GitHub. No hidden binaries, no telemetry, nothing to trust blind.
Read the sourceIt builds itself
Agents wrote most of intentic in public, and every commit they made sits in the log.
Read the commit logIt is new. There are no customer counts, testimonials or maturity claims yet. Everything above is a link out to something you can read without taking my word for any of it.
Don't trust us. Check.
Every download is built publicly and has a verifiable signature. Use the commands below to confirm where your copy came from.
# The desktop installer, or any binary from a release
gh attestation verify Intentic-<version>-x64-setup.exe --repo intentic/intentic
# The sandbox image your machine runs
gh attestation verify oci://ghcr.io/intentic/sandbox:stable --repo intentic/intentic
# The npm packages
npm audit signaturesA signature proves where a download came from, not whether its source code is safe. You can inspect that code because all of it is public.
Fifteen years before the first line of this.
Education
CS degree
from the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology (PJATK), Warsaw.
Billon
Distributed ledger, in production
the first company to receive an EU e-money licence using its own distributed ledger technology.
5 years
Ran a software house
of around 15 people, shipping client systems end to end.
Leadership
CTO and team lead
shipped the systems, and led the people and habits around them.
Specialties
Backend to bare metal
TypeScript, NestJS, P2P protocols, CI/CD, and clean architecture.
Agents became capable of real work, but still lacked the tools and access to finish it.
intentic gives them real tools, useful context and access to your systems, all under your control.
Libraries that shipped and got used on their own.
The easiest thing here to check: roughly 626,000 installs a month, counted by npm rather than by me.
ts-import
Import TypeScript files into plain Node.js at runtime, with no compile step.
304,022downloads a month
rpc-websocket-client
A small, typed JSON-RPC 2.0 client over WebSockets with async/await.
4,416downloads a month
validate-polish
Validators for Polish identifiers (PESEL, NIP, REGON) that actually pass the checksum tests.
14,856downloads a month
options-defaults
Deep-merge options objects with their defaults, predictably.
303,105downloads a month
Get in touch
Reach me at radarsu [at] gmail [dot] com, in the community server, or open a public issue.
Also at @radarsu on GitHub and LinkedIn.
Run it on your own machine.
Nothing above has to be taken on faith. The engine is MIT, the commit log is public, and the sandbox runs on hardware you own.
