W12 - Q1 Phase Plan

Q1 is about to end, and it’s now essentially clear there are two technical priorities to sustain this year. The first is optimizing the Kuaillv (quick-delivery) experience. Beyond building SDKs for both client ends, drawing on Neo’s core capabilities, and developing B-side financial containers, there remains much to do. While meeting Kuaillv’s baseline objectives, we should try to identify higher-leverage opportunities. This week I gained a more detailed understanding of Neo’s foundational capabilities, and a large portion should be feasible to implement in upcoming releases. For B-side containers, how to evolve from a payment integration SDK into a prototype of a general-purpose container is still unclear; I need to consult with senior colleagues and produce a roadmap as soon as possible. The second priority is governance of the merchant frontend service architecture. The core goal is service decomposition: the wallet is becoming an increasingly massive monolith, and given the current pace of feature iteration, we don’t have much time. We should learn from other large frontend teams, such as ecosystem finance, and aim to find a lower-cost approach that addresses roughly seventy to eighty percent of the issues.