RCP is still a mess due to it being flooded with "newcomer" polls. There's a couple of new names in pollsters just this week, which has given Harris her 2/10s back. When you take out these "convenient" polls and go just off the respected ones, Trump is ahead, even in the popular vote.
RCP still has their no toss-up map at Trump winning with 281, though these fake polls could change that again. When you go to the individual state polls, they tell a different story from the national averages. There is some indication the VP debate might have swayed a few people, which is atypical for VP debates. But I think after the Trump/Harris debate being such a cluster, voters might have given the Vance/Walz debate more weight.
If I had to predict the outcome today, I would say Trump wins with just over 300 EVs.