I'm a software developer studying at 42 Firenze, driven by one thing: understanding how things really work under the hood.

Before 42, I spent 3 years working in a professional dev team on Raven ECMS — an enterprise banking platform used by international financial institutions. That experience showed me how real software is built: Agile workflows, working alongside business analysts, and shipping in production environments.

But I realized I wanted deeper foundations. So I joined 42 Firenze — no teachers, no lectures, just you, the problem, and your peers. It's the hardest and most honest way to learn programming.

Alongside systems programming, I've been going deep on AI-assisted development — not using AI as a shortcut, but learning to orchestrate it properly: writing specs, building pipelines, and always knowing what the code is actually doing.

This is where I've invested seriously over the past year. I don't use AI to generate code I don't understand — I use it as a force multiplier when I already know what I want to build.

• Multi-agent pipelines with Claude Code: parallel/sequential subagents with specialized roles (Explore, Plan, Execute)
• Custom Skills with context-based auto-invocation — pattern matching, progressive disclosure
• MCP Server integrations: Playwright, PostgreSQL, GitHub, Notion — full end-to-end automation
• Slash Commands for repeatable git-integrated workflows
• BridgeEye — a Telegram bot that fetches live crypto market data and uses Claude to reason through technical analysis for users
• Morpheus — an AI voice agent integrated into my portfolio site (ElevenLabs + custom prompt engineering), designed to qualify visitors conversationally

• Write CLAUDE.md files to define project conventions, agent routing, and context rules
• Orchestrate with Opus, execute with Sonnet — cost-aware model selection
• Use Hooks for event-driven automation
• Manage context windows intentionally — no sloppy prompting

I build clean, well-crafted websites for clients — with a focus on design quality, performance, and custom code over templates.

• Build responsive layouts with HTML5 + CSS3 — no framework shortcuts
• Design interfaces in Figma before writing a single line
• Write clean CSS using Grid and Flexbox from scratch
• Deploy on Vercel and Railway
• Integrate AI agents and voice interfaces into web products

42 Firenze is where I'm building my strongest foundations — the kind of programming most developers never touch.

• C programming and memory management
• Pointers, data structures, and dynamic allocation
• Algorithms and sorting complexity
• Unix/Linux processes and file descriptors
• Clean, modular code reviewed by peers — no bad code survives

I'm following an intensive Flutter course (~15h/week), exploring cross-platform mobile development.

• Dart language and OOP principles
• Flutter widget system and layouts
• State management with Riverpod
• Firebase: Authentication, Firestore, Storage
• REST API integration

• Completing Push Swap at 42 Firenze
• Building a real estate website for Florence with custom design
• Learning Flutter and building my first mobile app
• Deepening AI agent architecture — better pipelines, better specs

"The best way to understand something is to build it from scratch." 🚀