Allen Morin developed core AI enhancements for the Rabies project, focusing on integrating new AI enemy assets and behavior trees within the gregory-code/Rabies repository. Using C++ and Unreal Engine Blueprints, Allen implemented BP_Deadeye_AI and BP_LockHeed_AI enemy types, each with dedicated behavior trees to drive in-game decision-making. He also improved hit detection feedback by replacing line rendering with a debug cylinder in RCharacterBase.cpp, providing clearer visual cues to players. The work established a foundation for future AI features, demonstrating depth in AI programming and game development, though the scope was limited to feature delivery without bug fixes during the period.