During February 2025, Thomas Clifford developed a configurable ODLC-based search path generation feature for the MissouriMRR/SUAS-2025 repository. He focused on backend development and data handling by refactoring the search boundary logic to load waypoint data from a JSON file, decoupling configuration from code and enabling runtime flexibility. Using Python, he introduced user-facing controls that allow operators to select operational zones dynamically, streamlining validation and reducing deployment friction. His work emphasized maintainability and clear data ownership, supporting dynamic, zone-based operations without requiring code changes. This approach improved traceability and reuse of ODLC waypoint data, reflecting thoughtful configuration management practices.