Marina Toki contributed to the openameba/spindle repository by enhancing developer guidance and improving package reliability over a two-month period. She focused on refining the InlineNotification documentation, clarifying usage scenarios and reducing ambiguity between InlineNotification and Toast components, which helped prevent common misuses. Her work emphasized clear, bilingual documentation using Markdown and JavaScript, ensuring accessibility for a diverse developer base. In addition, she addressed code quality and packaging issues by resolving lint errors and ensuring build artifacts were correctly included in npm package releases. These targeted improvements supported more reliable CI processes and streamlined the developer experience within the repository.