During December 2024, Ahulambda expanded OCaml bindings for LLVM in the espressif/llvm-project repository, focusing on support for the x86_amx, token, and metadata types. Working primarily in C and OCaml, Ahulambda updated llvm.ml and llvm.mli to expose these new types, ensuring downstream OCaml users could access enhanced LLVM features. The integration was validated through comprehensive core.ml tests, which reduced the risk of future integration issues and improved API consistency. Although no major bugs were reported, the work demonstrated depth in language bindings and interface design, laying a foundation for maintainable, extensible support of future LLVM enhancements in OCaml.