Agree. Why don't the two meet?

The wall should have wrapped around and created a wall for the stairs. also, the stairs look a bit uneven, narrow and likely a trip hazard. can you tear them out and continue the wall around and then rebuild the stairs?

Thanks, folks. I believe this is sound advice. I'll try wrap the wall around and build a cheek on the side of the stairs. The width is 32" on the stairs, should be enough for 1 person, the area has minimal traffic.

floral is right and to be done now before it rains I have no idea whay this was done like this but now they need fix it BTW that stair install and size would never pass code whaere I live light traffic or not Maybe take a pic from futher back so we can see th whole area . Post those new pics here in a comment too.

That retaining wall is scary dangerous. There's no drainage fabric or gravel against the face. The height of that needed engineering. It's not safe. The whole hill could give way from the hydrostatic pressure build up behind it.

Sorry, Kimberly, the wall is using a drainage pipe with gravel and fabric wrapped around all along the back. We also used a geogrid at 2 and 4 feet heights. Where did you get there's no drainage?

Here are a few suggestions: