Aki Tomita enhanced the pervices/uhd repository by developing two features focused on stabilizing and automating the UHD CI pipeline for n310 hardware. Using Docker, Shell, and YAML, Aki removed hardcoded serials and hostnames from the CI configuration, enabling dynamic hardware detection and reducing manual intervention. The work included updating the Docker-based CI image to use a specific CMake version, ensuring compatibility with UHD’s minimum requirements and improving build reproducibility. These changes streamlined the CI/CD process, minimized flaky test runs, and accelerated feedback loops, reflecting a thoughtful approach to configuration management and build system reliability within a complex environment.