February 2026: Delivered four core outcomes across libris/lxlviewer and conda-forge/staged-recipes, focusing on API flexibility, data-structure correctness, and packaging/build tooling. Key initiatives include switching API calls to a dynamic endpoint model, correcting TermTree root filtering logic, and expanding deployment options with a new Unison recipe and a CLI-friendly TUI build path. These improvements enhance configurability, reliability, and developer experience, enabling headless deployment, easier testing, and clearer traceability to commit-level changes.

March 2025 monthly summary for libris/lxlviewer. Key features delivered: Cataloging Facets enhancements including Add Category facet and reordering cataloging facet settings to prioritize important facets (Category of work, Contribution, Content type, Carrier type) and adjusting the Issuance type position. Commits: e35319f1b452dfdc06eba6a7491c9fa3a706fd6d, 4822ce73adb74b6e112340f988439b89c4fe4443, e52111db8f2ab25176cf0a324b76a4dd44afbef7. Major bugs fixed: Facet Group Logic improvements by removing category from isChangeFacetGroup to simplify facet grouping and clarify search filtering. Commit: b8abd839edcdbb563a397e9058143fbf4ee7472f. Overall impact: Enhanced facet-driven search UX and accuracy, reducing time to locate items and aligning facet ordering with librarian workflows. Demonstrated technologies/skills: Front-end Vue.js facet logic, refactoring for maintainability, commit-driven delivery, and end-to-end feature validation within a production library viewer. Business value: Faster discovery, improved user satisfaction, and more efficient cataloging workflows.