During July 2025, Coverton enhanced the palantir/conjure-rust code generator by addressing a subtle but impactful issue related to keyword handling. Focusing on code generation and compiler design, Coverton implemented logic in Rust to classify 'build' as a weak keyword, preventing naming conflicts in generated APIs. This involved updating example-types.yml to declare 'build' as a string type and modifying context.rs to enforce the new keyword behavior. The solution reduced manual intervention for downstream projects and improved reliability by lowering the risk of runtime or compile-time clashes, reflecting a thoughtful approach to robust code generation in Rust and YAML environments.