there’s a part of Sleepagotchi’s latest direction that i think is easy to overlook. they’re treating @sleepagotchi as a live testing ground for specialized consumer AI, rather than trying to build everything at once. sleep, recovery and activity give them a real environment to see whether an AI agent can actually be useful in everyday life. then the same idea can move into other areas later. that’s a much harder test than simply launching another AI feature. people can ignore a chatbot. but if an agent becomes useful enough to change what someone actually does during the day, that’s different. Sleepagotchi is basically the first experiment. now i’m watching what they learn from it.