Computer Science · Sapienza, Rome
A selection of things I have done worth sharing.
AI research · Thesis / MIT research stay
2025 - ongoing
How do language models reason about what other players know and believe? My thesis explores this question through Liar’s Dice, a game involving hidden information and bluffing.
I extended this work during a one-month research stay at MIT in January 2026, at the invitation of Daniela Rus.
More to share on this project in November 2026.
Academic discovery · Founding engineer
Apr 2025 – ongoing
An academic platform being developed as an alternative to Google Scholar. I joined as a founding engineer in April 2025.
Computer vision
Oct 2023 – Jun 2024
As part of the computer vision unit, I developed software handling processes in the mission pipeline for the SUAS competition.
In 2024, our team finished 6th out of 69 teams and won the Safety Award.
Python · Game design / Telegram
2021
A Werewolf card game and a bot that helps human narrators create balanced games, introduce custom roles, and handle chance-driven events.
Python · Historical project
2018–2019
My first Telegram bot: real-time bus arrivals in Rome, searchable by line or stop, with favorite stops for quick access.
The transport APIs used by this version have been deprecated; the bot is no longer operational.
Python
2021–2023
A Telegram bot using the API2Convert APIs to convert files and create PDF or Word documents from text and pictures sent in a chat.
Telegram · Werewolf community
Helper bots for an Ancient Greece-themed Werewolf group.
Events / streaming
2020 – ongoing
Organizing tournaments, managing brackets and matchmaking, and commentating on Twitch. Events have included more than 40 participants, with round-robin and finals formats.
I founded and organized tournaments with UniPlay Sapienza from May 2025.