PR #3 (Feat/external apis page) by @KruGoL adds a dedicated page for surfacing and managing external API connections within the sphere-dev branch. This establishes a structured UI entry point for third-party integrations, making API relationships visible and navigable to end users. The change lays groundwork for future API configuration, authentication flows, and status monitoring directly from the platform interface. Centralising this surface early reduces the cost of extending integration coverage as the product scales.

PR #2 (feat: premium landing page redesign with cinematic animations) by @KruGoL delivers a full visual overhaul of the premium landing experience in sphere-dev. The implementation introduces cinematic animation techniques, likely leveraging keyframe sequences or a motion library such as Framer Motion or GSAP, to create high-impact first-impression storytelling. This targets conversion uplift for premium tier acquisition by elevating perceived product quality through polished motion design. The redesign signals a deliberate shift toward a more immersive, brand-forward presentation layer for Unicity Sphere.

Owned by @b3y0urs3lf, open 168 days with no board tracking. Longest-running open PR in the project. Team should decide whether to complete, hand off, or close this WIP to reduce noise.

Owned by @MastaP, open 78 days and completely absent from all project boards. EVM integration is a significant scope item; needs a scope/timeline decision and board card added immediately.

Both owned by @martti007 and open 127 days with no board tracking. Covers state-id rename and user-defined mint reasons. Should be reviewed for relevance and either progressed to review or closed.

All five RFCs authored by @joshuajbouw cover core Astrid architecture (Capsule interface, Distro, Host ABI, Interceptor, VFS schemes). None are on any board. Reviewers should be assigned and a decision window set to avoid RFC backlog accumulating further.

Owned by @vrogojin, this payment-critical concurrent send() race condition fix has sat without a reviewer for 26 days and has no board card. Given the safety implication, a reviewer should be assigned urgently.

sphere-sdk #90 (Sphere board, 'Backlog') and aggregator-go #51 (Unicity Network board, 'Todo') both have merged PRs but remain open on the board. Cards should be closed/moved to Done to keep sprint boards accurate.