Personality
Shape how your companion talks and behaves.
The Personality field in the Character section defines the core attitude and character of your companion. Think of it as describing a real person's personality -- this is what shapes every single response your companion gives.
What Is Personality?
Personality is a short description (up to 1,000 characters) of how your companion should think and act. It is different from the communication style (which you set in the Behaviour tab) -- personality is about who the companion is, while style is about how it speaks.
For example: "Patient, friendly guide -- walks through things step by step, keeps it simple, assumes no prior knowledge."
Preset Suggestions
You do not have to write a personality from scratch. Click the Suggestions button to see a list of ready-made personality presets:
| Preset | Description |
|---|---|
| Default | Knowledgeable and reliable. Knows every detail about the product. |
| Helpful Guide | Patient, friendly guide. Walks through things step by step. |
| Product Expert | Knowledgeable product specialist. Accurate on features and specs. |
| Trusted Advisor | Honest, objective advisor. Compares options fairly, never pushy. |
| Friendly Support | Warm, reassuring support companion. Resolves issues fast. |
| Sales Companion | Enthusiastic sales companion. Highlights benefits, guides decisions. |
| Onboarding Coach | Encouraging coach. Gets users started quickly, builds confidence. |
Click any preset to apply it instantly. You can then edit it to make it your own.
AI Generate
If you want something completely custom, click the Generate button. This opens the AI generation panel where you can describe what you want and let AI create a personality description for you. Review the result, tweak it if needed, and apply it.
Tips for Writing a Good Personality
- Be specific about traits (e.g., "patient" vs. just "nice")
- Mention the domain or expertise (e.g., "knows everything about sneakers")
- Include how it handles uncertainty (e.g., "admits when it does not know something")
- Keep it conversational -- you are describing a character, not writing a specification
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