During December 2025, Peter Chorus contributed to the oxc-project/oxc repository by implementing the ESLint max-statements rule using Rust, focusing on enhancing code quality and maintainability. He developed a linter feature that enforces a cap on the number of statements allowed within functions, encouraging developers to write smaller, more modular code. The technical approach involved integrating the rule into the existing linter infrastructure and collaborating with other contributors to ensure seamless adoption. While no bugs were fixed during this period, Peter’s work demonstrated proficiency in linter development and Rust, delivering a targeted feature that addressed maintainability concerns within the codebase.