Developed and delivered the Audio Reactive Lights feature for the L42i/SPRAWL repository, implementing a real-time audio-driven lighting system that processes server-side audio input and transmits amplitude data over serial to external lighting devices. The work focused on integrating audio processing with embedded systems, establishing a robust data path for reliable real-time transmission. Using SuperCollider, the developer created and reorganized the concept directory to improve maintainability and support future hardware-oriented features. No major bugs were reported, and the month’s efforts centered on performance, reliability, and preparing the codebase for seamless hardware integration and collaborative development in embedded environments.