Review my open PRs and flag the risky ones

Go to my GitHub repo [owner/repo] and review every open pull request. For each PR, read the description and the diff in the Files changed tab. Summarize what it actually does — not just what the title claims — note its size and blast radius, and flag anything risky: schema or API changes, auth or permission logic, deleted tests, large dependency bumps, or changes touching payment and user-data paths. Check whether CI is green and whether reviewers have approved. Screenshot anything important, like a failing check or a suspicious diff hunk. Deliver a table sorted by risk: PR, author, one-line summary, risk level with the reason, and a recommendation — merge, needs questions, or block. Call out the single PR I should look at first and why.