January 2026 — OUDS-iOS: Implemented automated memory optimization tooling and critical refactorings to drive memory efficiency and code quality. Introduced a Python script to identify unused tokens, renamed several token classes to standardize memory size computation, and prepared for API-breaking changes to align with the new tooling. These changes reduce memory footprint, improve maintainability, and set the foundation for further performance improvements.

Month 2025-11 summary for Orange-OpenSource/ouds-ios: Focused on CI/CD hygiene with no new feature releases this month. The major effort was correcting the CI workflow naming to accurately reflect its purpose—building and testing the Swift package—thereby improving automation clarity and reducing confusion in CI dashboards. This lays groundwork for more reliable release automation and quicker troubleshooting.

October 2025 (2025-10) monthly work summary for Orange-OpenSource/ouds-ios. Focused on licensing documentation for a third-party font to strengthen compliance and transparency in the codebase.

July 2025 monthly summary focused on documenting and clarifying the OUDS iOS library usage. The update removes an outdated non-usage disclaimer from the README and aligns documentation with the current library usability, reducing onboarding friction for developers.

May 2025: Key features delivered: Gitleaks Status Badge and Workflow Path Correction. Major bugs fixed: fixed broken badge hyperlink for Gitleaks and corrected the workflow path by renaming gitleaks-action.yml to gitleaks.yml to reflect the actual file path. Overall impact: restores reliable CI/security visibility in Orange-OpenSource/ouds-ios, reduces badge-related confusion, and stabilizes README and workflow references. Technologies/skills demonstrated: GitHub Actions, YAML workflow configuration, Markdown README maintenance, and precise commit-level changes for repository hygiene.

March 2025—Sherlock project: Delivered a major feature expansion that broadened data collection by adding nine new targets/sites (framapiaf.org, speakerdeck.com, write.as, mamot.fr, pixelfed.social, linuxfr.org, opencollective.com, outgress.com, and related targets). Implemented site-specific commits to enable reliable crawling for each new site, and performed targeted code quality improvements to reduce technical debt. No major defects detected this month; the work enhances data completeness, improves stakeholder value, and strengthens the platform's data coverage and maintainability.