Barrett focused on improving 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. Working primarily with Git and shell scripting, Barrett executed disciplined CHORE commits that targeted binary asset cleanup without altering application code or introducing new features. This approach established a routine for cross-repository asset management, ensuring that only necessary files remain in the codebase. The work demonstrated a methodical focus on maintainability and repository health, though it did not involve direct feature development or bug fixes, reflecting a depth in infrastructure stewardship.