May 2025 monthly summary for pupil-docs focused on enhancing the PsychoPy Coder integration documentation and example. Delivered clearer guidance for using PsychoPy Coder with eyetracking and strengthened the example by adding a specific import and a type check for eye sample events to improve clarity, reliability, and onboarding. Minor documentation fixes and improvements accompany the changes, reducing potential support questions and accelerating adoption.

April 2025 monthly summary for pupil-labs/pupil-docs focusing on delivering a feature update and facilitating better developer onboarding. Key deliverable this month was the Eye-Tracking Data Fields and Real-Time Processing Compatibility update for Neon Player v5 documentation. The update documents new eye-tracking data fields (eyelid angle, eyelid aperture) and clarifies version compatibility for blink, fixation, and saccade analysis, including prerequisites for Neon Companion app and Neon Player versions to enable real-time data processing. This work improves integration clarity and reduces likely support overhead for users adopting Neon Player v5.

Concise monthly summary for 2025-03 focusing on EyeTracker documentation work in pupil-docs, including feature delivery, bug fixes, and impact. The work improves developer onboarding, reproducibility of eye-tracking analyses, and maintains consistency with standard naming and host conventions. Key features delivered: - EyeTracker Documentation Enhancements in pupil-docs, including direct links to eye state data sections in PsychoPy data format docs and updates to PsychoPy index docs to replace a legacy alias with the direct EyeTracker plugin class name and a standardized companion hostname. Major bugs fixed: - Coder example corrected to use the EyeTracker plugin class directly instead of a legacy alias, aligning docs with current API usage and reducing confusion. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Improves documentation accuracy, onboarding, and reproducibility of eye-tracking data analyses. Reduces support overhead by clarifying API usage and data references. Aligns documentation with current plugin naming and host conventions across the repository. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Documentation best practices, cross-repo consistency, API usage clarity, version control hygiene, and attention to data format references. - Collaborative coding and quick-wins through targeted doc fixes and links.

October 2024 focused on delivering enhancements to the PsychoPy plugin within pupil-docs to improve event annotation and gaze data support. Delivered Neon Event component, timestamped events, and AprilTag gaze data support, with documentation updates to explain workflows and usage to send custom events to Neon. The work enhances data fidelity, accelerates researchers’ workflows, and strengthens Neon integration across the Pupillabs ecosystem.