Over a two-month period, contributed to the nesaorg/nesa repository by delivering user-facing documentation assets to support stakeholder engagement and research dissemination. Focused on repository management and asset integration, the work involved uploading the Attack_Paper.pdf document without modifying application logic or introducing code changes, thereby maintaining codebase stability and minimizing review overhead. Leveraged Git version control workflows and standard asset management practices to ensure traceability and clear commit history. While no bugs were addressed and no new features involving code were implemented, the approach demonstrated disciplined repository governance and effective use of asset delivery processes within a collaborative development environment.