Kingston Kuan enhanced WebRTC request handling in the pipecat-ai/pipecat repository by implementing a feature that changed the return type of the SmallWebRTCRequestHandler. This adjustment enabled the handler to provide more informative responses, improving both diagnostics and client-side processing of WebRTC requests. Kingston approached the problem using Python, leveraging asynchronous programming and backend development skills to ensure the new response semantics were robust and maintainable. The work was delivered as a single, well-documented commit, reflecting a focused and in-depth engineering effort. While the contribution was limited to one feature, it addressed a clear need for richer WebRTC request handling.