March 2026 — Key SAE enhancements delivered: GTFS validation status workflow, expanded user feedback capabilities, and PlanDetail UI/context improvements with user data and validation details. Emphasized robust permissions, UI exportability, and data-driven insights to improve data quality, governance, and operator/planner efficiency.

February 2026 (tmlmobilidade/sae) delivered operator-specific GTFS validation capabilities and UX improvements that strengthen data quality, reliability, and business value. Key work centered on introducing a reusable AgencyValidationRules workflow, expanding the GTFS validation pipeline to apply per-agency rules, and enhancing the UI around file handling, translations, and feedback. PlanChange UX was refined to provide clearer validation feedback and better error handling. These efforts improved validation accuracy, user experience, and maintainability across SAE.

January 2026 saw a focused delivery on the Vehicle Management capability within tmlmobilidade/sae, delivering scalable fleet operations with robust access control, data integrity, and improved developer experience. The work enabled faster fleet onboarding, safer vehicle data management, and a streamlined import workflow, aligning with business goals for operational efficiency and compliance.

In Aug 2025, the SAE project focused on delivering features that improve stop creation workflow, map-based geolocation, and code hygiene, while enhancing security through dependency updates. The work drives operational efficiency, better data quality, and more reliable map-based decisions for field operations.

July 2025 SAE repo highlights a modernization wave across state management, UI/UX, and integration work, delivering a robust foundation for scale and business value. The work emphasizes URL-driven state, Nuqs integration, enhanced stops management, authentication improvements, and advanced filtering, while stabilizing core flows with project setup and maintenance efforts.

June 2025 — carrismetropolitana/website: Focused on stabilizing the codebase, accelerating feature work, and improving the map-driven UX. Key outcomes include a full TypeScript migration, map component refactor with a new context, and a suite of bug fixes that enhance rendering, interaction, and data flows. The changes lay a stronger foundation for maintainability, performance, and future feature delivery.