Daniele Viti
IT professional specialising in virtualisation infrastructure, server administration, and full-stack development. Currently at Var Group, one of Italy's leading IT integrators. Creator of Arsenale, an open-source PAM platform (Node.js, React, PostgreSQL). Power user of Claude Code for AI-assisted agentic development, and author of CodeClaw — a Claude Code plugin for structured task management and gated release pipelines. Runs a private datacenter for self-hosted services including AI inference.
- Design, deploy, and manage enterprise virtualisation infrastructure (VMware vSphere, OpenShift).
- Administer Linux servers (RHEL, Debian, Fedora) and containerised workloads (Docker, K8s, Cilium).
- Leverage Claude Code as primary AI-assisted development tool for automation and infrastructure scripting.
- Support hybrid-cloud migrations; collaborate with Digital Security on hardening & compliance.
- Architected a self-hosted PAM platform: SSH (ssh2), RDP (guacd), VNC + AES-256-GCM encrypted vault.
- Stack: Node.js/Express, React, PostgreSQL + Prisma, Socket.IO. Auth: JWT, TOTP, Argon2id.
- Multi-tenancy, drag-and-drop folders, multi-tab sessions, session recording.
- Developed entirely with Claude Code agentic workflows; competitive vs CyberArk, Azure Bastion, Keeper.
- Roadmap: AI log analysis, IP blacklist, MCP integration, Lua plugins, webhooks, SBOM (SPDX).
Open-source Claude Code plugin for structured task & idea management with a gated release pipeline, parallel sub-agent orchestration, Git worktrees, GitHub/GitLab Issues integration, agentic fleet CI/CD, and Docker tagging strategy. MIT licensed.
github.com/dnviti/codeclaw- Claude Code is the primary development environment for all personal and open-source projects.
- Built CodeClaw plugin: slash-command skills, gated releases, per-PR sub-agents, multi-provider agentic fleet.
- MCP server integration expertise; prompt engineering for structured AI-driven development workflows.
- Uses Claude Code for infrastructure automation, code review, security analysis, and documentation.