Head of AI & Analytics at kwantis, based in Milan.
I joined as the first technical hire in 2015 and now lead an 8-person engineering team building the AI and analytics behind ID3, a drilling analytics platform running on 150+ rigs worldwide: real-time KPIs from rig sensor data and daily reports, anomaly detection, early warning of wellbore issues, and well time and cost forecasts. It is used by operators and drilling contractors including Eni, Saipem, Shelf Drilling, and Weatherford.
Background in statistics and mathematical engineering: MSc Statistics & Actuarial Science (Trieste), BSc Mathematical Engineering (Politecnico di Milano). Outside work I build small tools, mostly around Claude Code, usually with some statistics in them.
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Tooling around Claude Code, plus small Go and Rust utilities.
Claude Code dashboard that shows where your rate limits are headed before you hit them. Live session, weekly, and per-model gauges, with a forecast of utilization at reset: an 80% credible interval and an ETA to threshold, from an empirical-Bayes model refit daily on your own history. The model has a published spec and is benchmarked out-of-sample with proper scoring rules. Also per-session costs, trends, and a browser for Claude Code's memory files.
Go, single binary, on macOS, Linux and Windows. Available on Homebrew, with a VS Code extension. Mentioned in Awesome Claude Code. Site: claumon.fabioconcina.com.
A quiet window for staying with one Claude Code session while it works. It keeps your task in sight, shows what Claude says it is doing, and changes color once, when it is your turn. Nothing ticks, nothing scores you, and the window never jumps to another session on its own. It reads Claude Code's transcripts locally: no LLM calls, no hooks, no telemetry.
Go, single binary, on macOS, Linux and Windows. Available on Homebrew, with a VS Code extension.