The problem
M1K3's privacy promise means everything starts off. The person who trusts us enough to install gets a stripped-down version they need to configure toggle by toggle — Kokoro voice, notch HUD, heartbeat, context senses, PCC — before it feels like the real thing. Nobody does that. The experience degrades silently and the user thinks that is M1K3.
The shape
Two doors at first run, on HelloView:
|
Private (default) |
Full Experience |
| Brain |
Mini (instant) |
Mini + download Lil |
| Voice |
System |
Kokoro |
| Notch HUD |
Off |
On |
| Heartbeat |
Off |
On |
| Context senses |
Off |
On (TCC flows inline) |
| PCC |
Hidden |
Available (per-message consent stays) |
| Web search |
Off |
Off (earns its own ask) |
| MCP server |
Off |
Off (agent-facing) |
One tap. Not a persistent mode — an onboarding moment. After that, every switch is individually adjustable in Settings. The person who chose Full Experience starts with M1K3 as it should feel from the first answer.
The rule: PCC per-message consent stays in both doors. "Who Cares" never means "send without asking." See #364 for PCC session persistence (a separate, complementary change).
Exit criterion
A fresh install (clean container) shows the two-door onboarding. Choosing "Full Experience" writes all the defaults in one pass and the first chat has Kokoro voice, the notch HUD, and context senses available without visiting Settings.
🤖 Generated with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_01BQnQqi2fSXaeY12dare7hB
The problem
M1K3's privacy promise means everything starts off. The person who trusts us enough to install gets a stripped-down version they need to configure toggle by toggle — Kokoro voice, notch HUD, heartbeat, context senses, PCC — before it feels like the real thing. Nobody does that. The experience degrades silently and the user thinks that is M1K3.
The shape
Two doors at first run, on
HelloView:One tap. Not a persistent mode — an onboarding moment. After that, every switch is individually adjustable in Settings. The person who chose Full Experience starts with M1K3 as it should feel from the first answer.
The rule: PCC per-message consent stays in both doors. "Who Cares" never means "send without asking." See #364 for PCC session persistence (a separate, complementary change).
Exit criterion
A fresh install (clean container) shows the two-door onboarding. Choosing "Full Experience" writes all the defaults in one pass and the first chat has Kokoro voice, the notch HUD, and context senses available without visiting Settings.
🤖 Generated with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_01BQnQqi2fSXaeY12dare7hB