During December 2024, Brinkman simplified the build process for the Bit-Quill/valkey-glide repository by removing MacOS x64 native package references from the Node.js client. This change reduced platform-specific dependencies and streamlined the packaging pipeline, resulting in fewer cross-platform edge cases and more predictable continuous integration releases. Brinkman updated the loading logic and maintained clear documentation in the CHANGELOG to reflect these improvements, supporting faster onboarding and iteration for contributors. The work was implemented in JavaScript and TypeScript, leveraging skills in Node.js development and package management to deliver a leaner, more maintainable build process with reduced maintenance overhead.