What is one important aspect of Kindred? Multi-cycle products! Creating a function for one cycle is not difficult; most projects can boost their data within a month or two through new features and activities. But the challenge lies in continuously updating across quarters, and the updates should not be gimmicks, but rather allow users to genuinely feel that their relationships are deepening, their roles are evolving, and their experiences are progressing, rather than just repeating the same skin. The biggest fear for companion-type products is not a short-term cold start, but rather a long-term sense of fatigue. Once users feel that the conversations are repetitive and the feedback is templated, they will leave very quickly. What truly retains users is the ability to see new levels over time: more understanding of you, closer to you, and more like shared experiences rather than repeated consumption. This is also the threshold for @Kindred_AI. It needs to maintain not just functionality, but the rhythm of relationship evolution. To achieve this, content supply, character setting, memory systems, and interaction mechanisms must all work together in the long term, rather than relying on a single hit product to meet all expectations. So, if we look from a longer-term perspective, Kindred's competitiveness does not lie in how beautifully it performs in this wave, but in whether it can deepen relationships season after season. Teams that can achieve this are already few in the entire field. #KaitoYap @KaitoAI @Kindred_AI #Yap $KIN