During September 2025, contributed to the Perses project by delivering two features focused on enhancing analytics and usability. Developed a clear search button for the perses/perses repository, allowing users to quickly remove active queries from the search bar and improving the overall user experience. Additionally, built a ClickHouse data source plugin for perses/plugins, enabling seamless integration with ClickHouse databases for time-series and log data visualization. This work involved backend development, plugin architecture, and front end enhancements using Go, TypeScript, and React. The features addressed both data connectivity and interface usability, supporting richer analytics workflows without introducing new bugs.