During January 2025, Richard Prichard focused on improving build stability and test reliability in the google/android-cuttlefish and espressif/llvm-project repositories. He addressed persistent compiler warnings in C++ by introducing targeted pragma directives, which reduced -Wmain noise and enhanced CI robustness. In espressif/llvm-project, he stabilized Android libc++ compatibility tests for legacy API levels by marking absent functions as expected failures, preventing unnecessary build-time errors without affecting runtime behavior. His work demonstrated a strong command of build systems, compatibility testing, and compiler warning management, resulting in a more reliable development pipeline and smoother cross-platform integration for both projects.