Worked on the glotzerlab/hoomd-blue repository to enhance user-facing documentation for the YLZ anisotropic potential, focusing on aniso.py. Improved clarity by detailing the potential’s components, the orientation-dependent modulation term, axis of symmetry, and its relationship to the isotropic baseline. Iteratively refined documentation quality through multiple Python-based commits, correcting terminology and polishing language to align with project standards. Addressed pre-commit and style checks to ensure all documentation changes passed continuous integration requirements. Emphasized technical clarity and maintainability, reducing onboarding effort for users implementing the YLZ potential and supporting long-term code hygiene through targeted documentation and CI improvements.