Barrett focused on improving boot asset hygiene across the ublue-os/bluefin and ublue-os/aurora repositories by removing unused Plymouth boot images, streamlining build artifacts, and reducing long-term maintenance overhead. The work involved disciplined refactoring and asset management using Git for version control and shell scripting to identify and safely remove obsolete binary files. All changes were chore-level, ensuring no code paths were altered while establishing a routine for cross-repo asset cleanups. Barrett’s approach emphasized maintainability and repository health, demonstrating attention to detail in managing non-code assets and reinforcing best practices for ongoing asset hygiene within the project’s infrastructure.