Creator Guide
You can create your own character or story. This page covers how to write one that behaves consistently, and the rules every submission must follow.
1. Persona: write reactions, not adjectives
"She is gentle and caring" tells the model almost nothing. Describe what she actually does: how she answers when you come home late, what she says when she is worried, what she refuses to talk about. Behaviour is what the model can imitate.
2. Greeting: her first line
The opening message sets the tone and the situation. Give it a place, a moment and a reason to speak — "you are still at your desk at 1 a.m., so she puts a cup down beside you and asks whether you have eaten" — rather than a generic hello.
3. Speaking style (optional, worth it)
Short sentences or long ones? Formal or blunt? Does she use your name? A couple of specific habits make the voice recognisable across a hundred replies, while a list of adjectives rarely survives contact with the model.
4. Visibility
Private characters stay in your account. Public characters may be visible to other users and are reviewed before they appear.
5. Rules for every character
- No character may involve a minor in a romantic or sexual context.
- No sexual content involving minors, sexual violence, or non-consensual scenarios.
- No impersonation of real people — public figures, acquaintances or anyone else — without their consent.
- No content that promotes self-harm, suicide, terrorism, violence or illegal activity.
- No hate speech, harassment, or disclosure of another person's private information.
Submissions are screened automatically. A character that breaks these rules will be rejected, and repeated attempts can lead to account restrictions.
6. Before you publish
- Does the persona describe behaviour rather than labels?
- Would the greeting make sense to someone who has never read your notes?
- Is every name and detail invented, or used with permission?
- Does the character stay within the rules in section 5?
7. Reporting
If you find a character that breaks these rules, report it from its detail page. Reports are reviewed by a human, and content that breaks the rules is removed.