I had to do some... last minute redesign of the Kepeki space suits last week when I realised I may have created some problems for myself. Since I was at it, I decided to put together this handy ref-sheet! (please ignore my bad spelling, I was rushing 😅)
Here's the text on the sheet in case the social media apps compress it and so the alt text doesn't take a year to get through on screen readers 😅

Jawed Helmet:
Kepeki helmets feature a movable jaw mechanism with a silicone-like material between the plates, allowing for minimal movement of
their two jaws, enough for them to be able to speak into the microphone installed at the font of the helmet's snout

Suit Accents:
Suit accents: Kepeki Space suits are fitted with LED accents, both to increase visibility of the suit from a distance, and to convey messages to other nearby Ship passengers and astronauts. Each colour has a set meaning. Blue = Normal, Green = approach, yellow = danger, stay away and red = help! System Failure

Thrusters:
thrusters are located on the palm of the Kepek's secondary hands, the bottom of their feet, and the along the tail in order to help them move in 0-gravity

Pouch pocket:
unfortunately, there was no safe way for Kepeki astronauts to be able to access their abdominal pouches, so instead most Kepeki space suits feature a pocket held closed by a magnetic edge to allow for the easy carrying of tools and items, especially since two of their arms are required for moving around.

Holo-watch interface: Holo-watches are an important part of daily-life technology for the kepek, and this is also true for kepeki astronauts, but the defining feature of the holo-watch is it's holographic display, which doesn't work in the vacuum of space where there are no air particles that can be manipulated into displaying the hologram. Instead, Kepeki space suits normally have an old-fashioned solid-glass display built into their suits, which interfaces with the watch (which is worn under the wrist panel)