Pablo De Lucca

De Lucca’s CV records UI leadership at Labster, AI and machine-learning research at KU Leuven, and a maritime-safety engineering role at Westray. It later lists co-founding DidactLabs, a writing platform that gives teachers visibility into students’ process, and product management and frontend leadership at Surus, an AI infrastructure provider. His education includes a Bachelor of Engineering at ITBA and an MSc in Electromechanical Engineering Technology at KU Leuven. The CV explicitly says he graduated first in the MSc class.[1][2]

Pixel Agents turns coding-agent terminals into animated characters in a small office. Characters change behavior when an agent writes files, reads, runs commands, or waits for input. The project ships as a VS Code extension and a standalone browser interface. Its current reference integration is Claude Code; support for other coding agents is a roadmap item rather than an already verified integration. A provider interface separates the visual office from each tool’s activity source.[4]

The office metaphor makes it easier to notice concurrent activity and requests for attention. A character typing represents observed agent activity, not proof that its code is correct. The layout editor and persistent office arrangement let a user organize the display around their own workspaces. This makes the project a concrete example of De Lucca’s combined design and engineering practice: software state becomes an interface that can be understood at a glance.[3][4]