OneDroid

onedroid.ai

21 October 2026 13:19

An AI agent hands you 50,000 lines overnight. You can't read it all. So don't: hold it to what it promised. Turn each promise into a check, seal the checks before the work, and keep them from the builder. It can't game checks it never sees. Then publish the verdict with its boundary.

OneDroid

onedroid.ai

19 October 2026 16:03

OneDroid Argus now has a GitHub app. When a deployment succeeds, it runs your end-to-end checks against the running system, on your own infrastructure, and puts the verdict on the deployed commit as a check. It never reads your code: checks, deployments and metadata only.

OneDroid

onedroid.ai

19 October 2026 12:54

Bird, plane, or nothing? We held a drone camera's off-the-shelf detector (YOLOv8n) to plain-word requirements in a simulated scene. Near hawks: seen in 8.5% of frames vs 80% required. Red. An airliner: 95.6%, first within 366 ms, never called a bird. Green.

OneDroid

onedroid.ai

14 October 2026 13:25

When a coding agent runs on a developer's machine, who keeps the record? We built one into OneDroid Synapse: prompts, tool calls and model requests, in order. Secrets shown redacted. Reading the evidence needs a reason, and that read is logged too. On our dev environment, not released yet.

OneDroid

onedroid.ai

13 October 2026 13:25

Most tests check a system while everything around it works. OneDroid Argus can also make it fail on purpose while a check runs: stop a deployment, slow a connection, cut it. Only what the operator lists can fail. Every fault is undone, and a failed undo is shown. Two minutes from the tester guide.