Month: 2026-03 Overview: In March, the effort focused on stabilizing the Rust Bridge SDK generator to improve runtime reliability and developer experience by fixing payload type reflection for variant cases in the generated code. Key features delivered: - Bridge SDK generator reliability enhancement: Correct payload type reflection in get_type() for WIT variant cases, enabling correct serialization in runtime data flows and preventing runtime serialization errors. Major bugs fixed: - Rust Bridge SDK Generator get_type() payload reflection bug fixed. Previously get_type() emitted typ: None for payload-carrying cases, causing type-check or serialization errors at runtime. The fix now emits per-case type tokens (typ: Some(...)) alongside the case name literals, ensuring payloads are serialized with the correct type information. Commit: 971aae16111f1d1a1b7111ccceefdf1a9b4daacf. Co-authored-by: Daniel Vigovszky. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Improved runtime reliability for the Go/Bridge stack by ensuring payload-bearing variants are correctly typed during serialization, reducing runtime errors and debugging time. - Enhanced maintainability and correctness of the code generator by aligning generated code with the analysed_type_as_value helper logic used for the response path. - Strengthened cross-language interoperability, enabling smoother integration for downstream services. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Rust, code generation, WIT variant payload typing, serialization, and type reflection - Cross-language bridge development, debugging performance issues, and Git collaboration.