During February 2025, Andreas Loeh focused on enhancing the smucclaw/l4-ide repository by streamlining its Temporal Logic documentation. He reverted previous documentation changes, removing detailed explanations about temporal databases and legal rule versioning to simplify onboarding and reduce maintenance overhead. Using Markdown, Prolog, and the L4 language, Andreas cleaned up the README and related files, clarifying the scope of Temporal Logic features and aligning documentation with the current state of the codebase. His work emphasized code reversion and documentation hygiene, addressing documentation drift and improving long-term maintainability, though no new features or bug fixes were introduced beyond these improvements.