Hi, Iām Federico Del Gaudio. I build software where engineering, design, and creative exploration meet.
I enjoy turning complicated workflows into tools that feel direct and understandable. My work ranges from terminal interfaces and local developer tooling to interactive experiences that blend technology and art.
What I build
Many of my current projects are small, focused tools written in Rust. They explore local-first workflows, terminal user interfaces, automation, and ways to keep developers in control of their data and processes.
- Norn: a local-first workspace for structured code and pull-request reviews.
- hum: a daemonless launcher and monitor for multi-service development environments.
- chtrs: a fast terminal reference for personal command and shortcut cheat sheets.
You can find the complete collection on the projects page.
How I work
I value software that is explicit about what it does, remains useful without unnecessary infrastructure, and respects the boundary between assistance and control. I prefer simple interfaces backed by well-defined behavior, durable local state, and documentation that can be followed without knowing the implementation first.
Get in touch
If you would like to talk about software, creative coding, or one of my projects, you can reach me through GitHub, LinkedIn, X, Instagram, or email.