Monthly performance summary for 2025-11 focusing on feature delivery, stability, and business value for PathOfBuilding (PathOfBuildingCommunity/PathOfBuilding). Key outcomes center on gameplay-system enhancements and cache reliability which directly improve player experience and confidence in the tool as a decision-support product for builds. 1) Key features delivered - Delirious Bloodline: Maina debuff implemented, enabling Mania on nearby enemies while the player is affected by Glorious Madness. This adds a new tactical layer to build planning and ability synergies. - Embrace Madness: Made the Embrace Madness skill active by default to improve synergy with Delirious Bloodline, reducing confusion and ensuring consistent talent interactions. - Stability improvement: Fixed mod_cache regeneration issues to reduce cache-related failures and improve data refresh reliability. - Reversion for stability: Reverted prior changes that would override default Embrace Madness behavior, preserving expected functionality while enabling future refinements. 2) Major bugs fixed - mod_cache regeneration issues causing intermittent data refresh failures. - Several regressions linked to default activation paths were rolled back to maintain compatibility with existing builds and user expectations. 3) Overall impact and accomplishments - Enhanced gameplay clarity and consistency for Delirious Bloodline interactions, boosting player satisfaction and effective build planning. - Reduced support burden by addressing cache stability, leading to fewer user-reported issues related to data loading. - Demonstrated disciplined change management by decoupling, default-activating, and then reverting changes as needed to maintain balance and functionality. 4) Technologies/skills demonstrated - Gameplay logic integration for debuffs and default-activation flows. - Cache management and data regeneration fixes. - Change management: feature introduction, de-coupling, default activation, and controlled reversion to preserve stability. - Strong collaboration signals through clear commit history and documentation.