Andrew Scott contributed to home-assistant/core and dotnet/aspnetcore, focusing on backend development and documentation improvements. He enhanced the Jellyfin integration in home-assistant/core by updating the artwork retrieval logic to display primary album art during music playback, replacing the previous artist backdrop approach. Using C# and Python, he implemented and validated these changes with targeted unit and integration tests to ensure reliability. In dotnet/aspnetcore, Andrew improved API documentation accuracy for form endpoints with enums, refining metadata handling and HTTP method constraints. He also corrected Oracle EF integration documentation in dotnet/docs-aspire, reducing user confusion and aligning documentation with actual behavior.