The founder's story
Who is behind Delentia, and why the system has to be checkable by other people.
"If no accountable human has approved an action, the action does not run."
Where it starts
I grew up in a flat community in Khlong Toei, Bangkok. Living close together, you learn to read a place by its patterns: who depends on whom, what breaks first, and what holds when pressure comes. I later studied at a Faculty of Architecture. The four-year programme took me six and a half years, and the lesson was similar: a structure has to carry its load before it can be anything else. Before this project I ran four businesses of my own.
From a life equation to a safety gate
FDIA began as a way of thinking about my own life, not about software: a future exists only when someone takes responsibility for it. When I started working with AI, the same idea became a rule for machines: if no accountable human has approved an action, the action does not run.
I do not write code
I cannot write code. Delentia is built by directing AI coding assistants and checking what they produce. That is the reason tests, measurements and a public list of withdrawn claims matter so much here: the person directing the work cannot read every line, so the system has to be checkable by other people. If you can read code, please check it.
Where it stands
It is early. One person, no outside funding, no customers yet. There is an open-source agent runtime and a public test suite. What has been measured is on the Benchmark page, and so is what has not: nothing has been shown with a capable model yet. I am looking for design partners who will try it on one real workflow and tell me where it fails.
What you can check yourself, and what is only my word
| Claim | How to check it |
|---|---|
| The code exists, and how much | github.com/delentia-labs/Delentia-OS: 1,141 commits across 80 days, 11 April to 18 October 2026 (the public history; earlier work lived in a private repository). |
| That AI assistants wrote much of it | At least 423 of those 1,141 commits (37%) carry a Co-Authored-By: Claude line. The line was added late, so the real share is higher. |
| Releases | pypi.org/project/delentia-os: 2.0.0 on 28 May 2026 to 2.4.0 on 26 October 2026. |
| That the tests pass | The CI runs on every pull request in the public repository. The Benchmark page lists each result with its method and limits. |
| Models I published | huggingface.co/Delentia: the v0.4 repository holds weights; the model cards are my own scripts' results and were not independently reproduced. |
| Where I grew up, my education, the four businesses | Only my word. I have not published documents for them and you cannot check them here. |
Counted on 18 October 2026 from the public repositories' git history. Git history does not separate human work from AI work line by line.