During December 2024, contributed to the hashcat/hashcat repository by developing a feature that enhances the readability of cracked hash outputs in non-Windows environments. Focused on cross-platform development and system programming using C, the work introduced ANSI cyan color codes to the standard output, allowing users on Linux and macOS terminals to quickly distinguish cracked hashes from other results. This targeted UI improvement addressed the need for faster result identification and consistent terminal rendering across platforms. The implementation was delivered as a single, traceable commit, reflecting a focused iteration on user experience without bug fixes during the period, emphasizing maintainable feature delivery.