During March 2025, Mariano Crimi enhanced the documentation for the BLSQ/openhexa-toolbox repository by refining the README formatting to improve module list readability and consistency. He introduced a Markdown-based line break before the final entry, aligning the presentation with other modules and making it easier for users to scan available tools. This documentation-focused update aimed to streamline onboarding and reduce ambiguity for new contributors, ultimately supporting a smoother user experience. Mariano’s work demonstrated attention to detail in documentation hygiene, leveraging Markdown and technical writing skills to clarify project structure, though the scope was limited to a single feature without bug fixes.