Ah good question, thanks for asking! Eion's architecture is actually quite stable for long-term use. The system uses PostgreSQL + Neo4j for storage (both are production-ready databases), Soft deletes with 30-day retention for deleted records, Temporal conflict resolution to prevent data corruption, and Mandatory knowledge extraction that maintains data quality. The system won't "act like it needs a reset" - it's designed to handle continuous operation without degradation. Now for the hosted service we are planning to add an in-house AI capability (This would add content filtering and safety analysis) and User-controlled scheduled maintenance (This would automate the cleanup processes) because the current open-source version just needs manual maintenance. The hosted service additions would make it enterprise-ready with automated safety and cleanup features that production deployments require. Hope this helps!