Michal worked on the axiomhq/docs repository, where he updated the OpenTelemetry HTTP exporter examples to use Zstd compression instead of gzip. This change reduced payload sizes and improved the efficiency of telemetry data exports, addressing performance and maintainability in sample exporters. He focused on updating documentation and examples, ensuring that modern compression practices were clearly demonstrated for developer onboarding. Michal collaborated with the Cursor Agent team to maintain code quality and proper attribution, using Markdown and YAML to structure the documentation. His work during this period centered on OpenTelemetry, data compression, and clear technical communication, with no major bugs addressed.