Worked on the getditto/quickstart repository to enhance network observability and configurability by implementing a terminal user interface (TUI) feature that displays connection information, including the WebSocket URL and optional client name. Leveraging Rust and TUI development skills, introduced P2P transport flags that allow operators to enable or disable peer-to-peer communication, supporting flexible network behavior and facilitating testing across different configurations. The work also included code quality improvements and established a foundation for future replication testing and network experiments. This focused engineering effort addressed operator visibility and laid groundwork for more robust network management within the Rust-based codebase.