Creating character

Creating a character allows you to craft a unique persona for chatting and role-playing. To do this, follow these steps:

  1. Click the “Create Character” button on the site’s main page.

  2. In the “Basic Information” section, enter the character’s name in the “Name” field.

  3. Select the description language, then enter a brief description of the character’s persona in the “Description” field.

  4. In the “First Messages” section, choose the language for the initial message. You can add up to 10 options for each language.

  5. Check the box next to “Default greeting for...” if you want to use the selected greeting by default.

The first message is a greeting that sets the tone for the dialogue and influences the model’s behavior. We recommend creating at least one greeting in English.

Use *asterisks* to highlight actions and "quotes" for spoken lines.

Use the variables {{user}} to address the player and {{char}} to refer to the character.

  1. Go to the “Character Details” section.

  2. In the “Personality Traits” field, describe the character’s traits — appearance, personality, and behavior.

  3. Specify the plot or context in the “Scenario” field.

  4. Provide a sample dialogue in the “Example Dialogue” field.

To hide a section on the character page from other users, uncheck the “Visible to user” option.

  1. In the “Recommended Model” section, click “Configure Model Settings.”

  2. Select the recommended model and set the necessary parameters.

  3. Save the settings by clicking “Apply Settings.”

  4. In the “Recommended Prompt” section, click “Select Prompt” to choose the recommended prompt.

  1. Go to the “Metadata” section.

  2. Specify the character’s gender.

  3. Set visibility — public (for everyone), private (only for you), or unlisted (accessible via link).

  4. Add tags to make it easier to find the character in the catalog.

  5. Click the “Create Character” button to create the new character.

Prompt Selection

  1. “Current Prompt” — shows the prompt currently selected.

  2. “Popular Prompts” — displays the most popular prompts among users.

  3. “Your Prompts” — shows your own prompts.

  4. “Favorites” — shows your favorite prompts.

  5. “Search All Prompts” — search through publicly available prompts.

  6. “No Prompt” — clears the current selection.

  7. “Close” — closes the window and saves your choice.

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