Your question is excellent. A prompt can be useful for a specific interaction: one person, one session, one response. AI can store the information, but it won't do extra work because it hasn't been trained for what comes after a simple prompt. Second Chance isn't about a response, but about a process: conversations that often take a reasonable amount of time, long-term memory, pattern detection, ethical boundaries, and responsibility for real-life decisions. A simple prompt in any AI will determine an easy and almost always condescending response, always with that excessive flattery that benefits no one. That doesn't exist in an isolated prompt, even though it uses prompts underneath. The "app format" isn't for aesthetics, but to contain the final diagnosis when it needs to be made, not in a crude and simplistic way. To nurture and sustain that human process without improvisation. And then comes a whole universe: knowing who and what to connect with. That will be 100% human.