September 2025 – Keyworker API (ministryofjustice/keyworker-api) delivered a complete production rollout of the New Prison Service to all prisons by enabling a wildcard-based rollout in production. This work supported the migration strategy and reduced fragmentation across prison deployments. Major bugs fixed: No critical production bugs reported this month; rollout proceeded without incident. Overall impact and accomplishments: Achieved full service enablement across the prison estate, improving operational consistency, reducing maintenance overhead, and accelerating the migration to the new Prison Service. This creates a more scalable, centralized service layer for prisoner operations and downstream integrations. Technologies/skills demonstrated: Production configuration management, feature flag / migration-driven rollout, version control discipline, cross-environment deployment planning, and collaboration across teams to coordinate the migration. Key outcomes: - Full rollout to all prisons via KEYWORKER_ENABLED_FOR_PRISONS wildcard - MIA-757: Switch all prisons to use the new service in production (#858) — commit 4b3d3a76997c3ed6020599645520a1fc9ce750dd

Month 2025-08: Delivered production rollout enablement for Downview prison (DWI) in the Keyworker service as part of the MIA-658 initiative. Updated production configuration to include DWI in the enabled-prisons list, enabling Downview access and data flow within Keyworker. All work is traceable to commit 17567e594074dc17be50ec9c9a24e1de64d9cf24 (MIA-658: Rollout new service for Downview in prod (#827)). No major defect fixes were reported this month; focus was on feature delivery, rollout readiness, and configuration management supporting the broader MIA-658 rollout.