Delta turns side project into local AI co-pilot

This is less a chatbot launch than a statement of intent about where serious agent UX is heading. Local execution, inspectable behavior, and tool-native workflows are the right direction if you want an agent you can trust with work. It is strong positioning for privacy-sensitive teams and power users who do not want cloud lock-in, and the operational language makes it feel more credible than generic AI assistant branding. Private access limits immediate adoption, so the current signal is more momentum than traction. The biggest risk is scope creep: once an agent starts touching real systems, reliability and guardrails matter more than ambition.