Allen Hsu integrated TON Connect functionality into the elizaos-plugins/registry repository by adding the TON Connect plugin as a dependency and configuring it for use. This approach required no direct code changes, instead leveraging plugin-based extensibility to enable wallet-based authentication flows. Allen focused on establishing integration readiness, setting the groundwork for future features that rely on TON-based identity and workflow capabilities. The work involved dependency management and configuration within a TypeScript and Node.js environment, enhancing the registry’s plugin ecosystem. While no bugs were addressed during this period, the integration improved the system’s flexibility and prepared it for upcoming extensibility requirements.