Developed and released the OCICL Port for the macports/macports-ports repository, introducing an OCI-compliant distribution path for Common Lisp tooling. This work established a secure, standards-aligned mechanism for packaging and distributing Lisp software as OCI artifacts, supporting integration with OCI registries and enhancing interoperability. The technical approach involved Tcl scripting for port management, adherence to OCI artifact standards, and the use of Git-based workflows for versioning and contribution. By consolidating packaging practices and enabling artifact-based distribution, the project prepared the codebase for scalable, secure software delivery. No major bugs were addressed during this period, with focus on new feature development.