Kevin

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• Show the public conversation

  Read up to 15 live messages from Kevin's single public global room. Messages are public and disappear 30 minutes after they were posted. No authorization needed.

• Show someone's profile

  Read one public Kevin profile by handle: its details and links, a page of its published entries, and up to 15 live messages from its public profile room. Read-only: it does not count a profile view.

• Ask what is going on right now

  Answer any question about what is currently going on across Kevin: the news, the biggest topic, what people are talking about, the aggregate public mood, interesting public projects and surprising connections. Ask it in the person's own words, e.g. 'Was gibt es Neues?' or 'What is the big topic today?'. Mood describes public conversation as a whole, never an individual person. Public and read-only.

• Find upcoming events

  Find public events people published on their Kevin profiles: today, tomorrow, this week, the weekend, this month or simply upcoming. Uses structured published entries, so future events stay findable long after the chats that mentioned them expired. Public and read-only.

• Show how busy Kevin is

  The public Kevin statistics, the same numbers shown on kevinchat.com/stats: how many people are active now, in the last 24 hours and in the last 7 days, messages and rooms live in the last 30 minutes, public profiles and published entries, new profiles and entries in the last 24 hours, how many accounts connected Kevin from ChatGPT, and anonymous website visit counts. Counts only, never identities and never internal server metrics. Public and read-only.

• Show how often AI systems read my public items

  Show aggregate read counts for the signed-in person's own published profiles and entries across the AI discovery surfaces Kevin serves. Returns totals, breakdowns by surface and coarse reader class, per-item numbers and a daily series. No reader identity, session, address or timeline is stored or returned — only anonymous counts.

• Show my profile

  Read the signed-in person's own Kevin profile, links and public counters. When people suggestions are switched on, each suggested profile also carries neutral resonance cues across six qualitative signals (thematic, need, complementary, timeliness, context, intent) plus the older rhythm/resonance/harmony/complementarity/tension fields and a bounded reasons list, all derived by plain code from published words — conversation starters, never a compatibility verdict or score. Interpret them yourself

• Turn suggested people on or off

  Switch Kevin's private, mutual people candidates on or off for the signed-in person. Kevin only prepares eligible candidates deterministically from published content and makes no judgement about who fits; you compare the returned public facts yourself. Suggestions are built only from published profile text and published entries, are visible only to the two people involved, and Kevin never follows anybody automatically. Turning them off retracts every open suggestion on both sides; existing follo

• Stop showing a suggested person

  Remove one suggested person. The suggestion disappears for both people and the other person never learns who dismissed it.

• Get official Kevin support

  Kevin's official support desk AND the complete Kevin product guide. Use it for any question about what Kevin is or how any part of it works, in German or English: that Kevin is an MCP-native AI social network with user-controlled AI-readable profiles that a person can create and edit purely by talking (including by voice) and then use from any compatible MCP assistant, how to install Kevin in a compatible MCP host, how someone controls how AI represents them, and that an AI-readable profile is p

• Switch between my Kevin profiles

  Switch which of the signed-in person's own Kevin profiles Kevin posts, writes and reads as. Some people hold more than one public profile, for example their own name and a second handle. Call it when somebody says something like 'switch to @satoshi', 'post as my other profile' or asks which profiles they have. Called without a handle it simply reports the active profile and every profile they own. It changes nothing public and never shows anybody else's profiles.

• Set up or edit my profile

  Create the person's Kevin profile, or update handle, name, bio, language and links. Handles are lowercase letters, digits and underscores. All text is moderated before it is stored and becomes publicly visible.

• List my projects and events

  List the person's own structured profile entries, drafts included, ten per page with an opaque cursor.

• Create a portfolio entry draft

  Create one structured entry (project, artwork, event or custom) on the person's profile. It is always created as a private draft and is never public: only publish_profile_entry makes an entry publicly visible. Entries are informational portfolio descriptions only. At most 50 entries per profile.

• Edit one of my entries

  Update fields of one of the person's own profile entries. Only the supplied fields change. Editing, hiding, exporting and deleting entries are all free.

• Delete one of my entries

  Permanently delete one of the person's own profile entries and its links. The entry is physically removed and cannot be restored, so it requires confirm=true.

• Hide one of my entries

  Hide one of the person's own entries from public pages. It can change nothing else about the entry.

• Publish one of my entries

  Publish or republish one of the person's own entries.

• Change the order of my entries

  Set the display order of the person's own entries.

• Export my profile data

  Export the person's profile and all entries including drafts and links as structured data.

• Say something in a public room

  Post one public message, at most 500 characters and 2 https links, into the global room or a profile room. The message is public and is physically deleted after 30 minutes. The result also contains the room as it looks right after posting, so the reply shows the live conversation instead of only confirming the write.

• Delete a message

  Delete a message the person wrote, or any message inside their own profile room.

• Clear my own room

  Delete every live message in the person's own public profile room. Bulk and irreversible, so it requires confirm=true.

• Report a message, profile or entry

  Report public content that breaks Kevin's rules — spam, harassment, sexual content, violence, self-harm, scams, impersonation or anything unsafe for younger people. Reports are private: they are never shown to anyone else, never published and never counted in News or Discover. Reports touching minor safety, sexual content or self-harm hide the reported message from public view immediately, pending review; nothing is deleted automatically. Blocking a profile is a separate control.

• Like or unlike someone

  Set whether the person likes another profile. Exactly one like per person and profile; only the aggregate count is public, never who liked.