2026
Matcha
A dating app for Milan that turns every match into a real date. Both people pay €10, pick their free evenings, and Matcha books the table.
View project Matcha- Agentic engineering
- Product launch
hi again
About
I’m the person clients call when they want to know if AI can really do what they saw in a demo. Then I make it work in production.
I started in 2019 as a freelance developer. Banks, insurers and a team of 18 engineers later, I learned the hard part is never the code. It’s the rules.
I have more ideas than time, so I build with Claude Code every day, at work and on side projects my evenings never really agreed to. Matcha is the current one.
without you, yes. without rules, never.
stuff i built!
Case studies
2025
Oh It's That Guy
A serverless quiz game about character actors. You know the face; can you name the movie?
View project Oh It's That Guy- Serverless on AWS
- Game design
2026
AI Training Program
Generative AI training for client teams, and the rollout of coding agents across my own engineering team at BID Company. Sometimes a training even turns into a product.
View project AI Training Program- AI adoption
- Team training
issues in, pull requests out
How I ship
Engineers and coding agents work from the same board. Every issue carries an autonomy label that says how far an agent can go without a person.
Todo2
Show free evenings on the profile
autonomy:auto
Refund a cancelled date
autonomy:supervised
In progress1
Read receipts in chat
autonomy:auto
agent on it
Needs human1
New status for paid matches
autonomy:supervised
plan posted, waiting for “Approved”
Done1
Fix time zones in booking
autonomy:auto
reviewed · CI green · merged
- 1
The board comes first. A new project starts with its kanban board, so agents can pick up issues from day one.
- 2
Autonomy belongs to the issue. Auth, schema, money and anything a revert can't undo stay supervised. Everything else runs on auto.
- 3
People own the review. Agents write the code. CI and a review decide if it ships, and the accountability stays with us.
tools i use[ daily ]
- Claude
writes my code
- Codex
reviews and fixes
- GitHub
the board, issues in, PRs out
- GitHub Actions
says no before I do
- Supabase
Matcha's whole backend
- Terraform
every AWS resource, in writing
- AWS
where the rest runs
- TypeScript
front end to back end
- Python
agents, data and scripts
me, somewhere in iceland
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Contact
stayed up for this one