About me
Hi! I'm a Computer Science student at Politecnico di Torino. I like building things from scratch, especially when the work crosses a boundary between software and the real world. Lately that has meant anomaly detection for a bakery, order tooling for a food distributor, and open-source security software for coding agents.
I'm increasingly fascinated by distributed systems: how separate pieces coordinate, fail, and recover. In my free time I'm building a simulated environment for testing distributed frameworks under more realistic conditions. When I'm not at a keyboard, you'll usually find me running or lifting at the gym. 🤙
Latest projects
Towel (twl) site ↗ github ↗
Open-source Rust credential broker for agent-run apps — real API keys stay in a trusted process and reach only fixed destinations
Nxord nxord.com ↗
A platform I co-founded for a food distributor: it reads messy incoming orders, matches the products, and prepares them for the existing ERP
HEARD github ↗
My bachelor's thesis turned open-hardware project: handheld LoRa devices that help hiking groups stay together when phone signal disappears
Bakery Anomaly Detection
A simple anomaly detector I built with an artisanal bakery to catch mistaken production quantities before the morning shift starts