Things I've built and still care about

Compound AI for Security Operations Centers (SOC). A system of agents that triage alerts, correlate signals across telemetry, and produce auditable reasoning over real adversarial traffic. The hard part isn't the model — it's the orchestration, the evaluation, and the way the system fails.

A minimal AI agent framework in Go. Small surface area, explicit control flow, built around the idea that most agent code should be boring code. Written to be read.

A self-hostable email sending service. Started as a side project, kept alive because people quietly rely on it. Maintained at a sustainable cadence — bug fixes, dependency updates, no new ambitious features.

Cloud robotics platform for deploying ROS applications across fleets of mobile robots. Co-founded out of the Polytechnic of Turin; closed in 2019. The infrastructure work — distributed state, failure modes, the gap between demo and production — still shapes how I think about compound systems.