Andy Bond developed a Public Charging Communication Enhancement for the EVerest/everest-core repository, focusing on improving interoperability in public electric vehicle charging scenarios. He implemented a system that broadcasts sounding messages according to the ISO 15118-3 standard, ensuring these messages persist until a successful match is detected. This approach addressed the complexities of multi-charger and public bank environments, enhancing reliability for electric vehicle supply equipment. Andy utilized C++ and applied his expertise in embedded systems and network programming to deliver this feature. The work demonstrated a focused, standards-driven solution, though it was limited in scope to a single feature over one month.