During September 2025, Daniel Bourque extended the facebook/fboss repository by adding Modbus device type support for MINIUPS, enabling the central proxy to accurately recognize and monitor UPS devices in Bletchley racks. He accomplished this by updating Thrift definitions and coordinating follow-up changes for configuration synchronization, ensuring proper device type mapping and reducing downstream errors. Daniel applied his expertise in API design and backend development, focusing on Thrift as the primary language and technology. His work addressed reliability issues in UPS asset discovery, demonstrating depth in cross-repository coordination and diff-based workflows, and laying the groundwork for stable monitoring across distributed infrastructure.