Zeno contributed to the anoma/namada-interface repository, focusing on front-end development with React and TypeScript. Over two months, Zeno delivered a reliability-focused refactor of the Keplr wallet integration, removing the auto-install flow to streamline user experience and reduce error cases. The work introduced a more robust detection and access path for the Keplr signer, improving cross-browser and cross-chain reliability. Additionally, Zeno addressed a critical bug in the NYX integration by correcting NYM asset symbol mapping, ensuring accurate asset identification and processing. The engineering work demonstrated careful attention to integration stability, correctness, and disciplined change management within a complex codebase.