During March 2025, Dylan Sturgill contributed to the mrousavy/swift repository by implementing USR generation disambiguation, a feature designed to distinguish synthesized Swift declarations from Clang definitions. This work addressed symbol ambiguity issues in Swift documentation and tooling, improving the accuracy of symbol references and enhancing cross-language code navigation. Dylan’s approach involved cross-language symbol resolution and Swift/Clang interoperability, leveraging skills in C++, Swift, and compiler design. The solution was delivered through a pull request-driven workflow and validated for its impact on documentation tooling and IDE navigation. The depth of the work reflects a focused, technically robust engineering contribution.