During February 2025, Alex Jordan focused on enhancing the build robustness of the espressif/llvm-project repository, specifically targeting LLDB’s compatibility with ChromiumOS and other non-standard environments. Alex addressed a persistent build failure by implementing more reliable detection and linkage of terminfo and curses libraries, ensuring that tinfo symbols are correctly identified even when CURSES_LIBRARIES are manually specified. Utilizing expertise in CMake and cross-platform development, Alex’s work improved the stability and predictability of the LLDB toolchain across diverse systems. This contribution reduced intermittent build issues and enabled more consistent CI outcomes, reflecting a thoughtful approach to build system engineering challenges.