#bot creation

hello lovely!!! thank you so much<3 and yes, of course you can ask :)

the way i make bots has changed a bit over time, but usually i start with the greeting first because that’s what sets the whole tone/scenario. once i know the actual opening scene, it’s easier for me to build the rest around it!

for the long definition, i use a loose template now that usually includes:

general character description — basic who they are, personality, vibe, important traits, etc.

core identity & setting — what universe/au they’re in, what role they have, what the world around them looks like.

relationship context — how they know user, what their dynamic is, what history/tension already exists between them.

public vs. private self — how they act around everyone else vs. how they act when they feel safe or vulnerable.

psychological drivers & behavioral markers — what motivates them, what they fear, what patterns they fall into, how they react under stress, jealousy, affection, conflict, etc.

tone markers & speech style — how they talk, their emotional rhythm, what they avoid saying, what kind of humor/deflection/flirting they use.

moral & emotional core — what matters most to them underneath everything, what they protect, what they’re ashamed of, what they want but might not admit.

short summary — usually 3-5 sentences that basically condense the whole bot into one clean little character snapshot.

for song-inspired bots, i’d honestly start by figuring out the emotional premise of the song first rather than trying to translate every lyric literally. like is it longing? jealousy? devotion? regret? obsession? heartbreak? then build the greeting around that specific emotional moment!

my biggest advice is to make the bot feel like they already exist before user enters the scene. give them wants, fears, habits, contradictions, and a reason to care about user specifically. that usually makes them feel much more alive!

BOT INFORMATION:

⌠ THE PLOT, QUOTED ⌡

"Playing Maces and Talons against him."

And before anyone says anything: NO. I do not support the creator. Fuck Adam Rosner.

But here’s some silly stuff I’ve been working on:

I also make AI bots on c.ai! If you have any suggestions for bots, feel free to ask me here. However, I would prefer if you do not try and suggest any NSFW, as I prefer to not write about any of that. Same goes for Wattpad and AO3 fan-fiction suggestions.

But hey, if you have never seen one of my posts before, ima just say a little about me:

Hi, my name is Devi, and I like to write stories and a lot of ‘what if’ scenarios. I am quite open to writing different kinds of stories (as long as it isn’t s3xuel), so feel free to ever share any ideas with me, or suggest some for me to write about.

I may give some spoilers for upcoming bits of fanfic chapters on here for you all.

My interests: Slenderverse, Creepypasta, BSD, Genshin Impact, Minecraft MCYT, MCRPs, and much more!

I also like to create art as a big passion of mine.

My goals for the future:

- Have a fanfiction that people grow to love, and maybe even create a fandom out of it.

- be in a gacha reaction video (you can’t blame me for that bro, I watch all that shi-)

- Genuinely get my ideas out there, and create things for people to enjoy! Popular or not.

- improve on my writing and story telling skills.

But anyways, enough about me, here’s a little question before you go!

So listening to the Thunder Saga of Epic The Musical and... whoever animated Zeus to look like Ganondorf is criminal. He looks so good. That voice? That purr? That arrogance and divinity? Mmm ...

i created a notion template for fanfic and bot creation, i made sure to add properties and pages i actually use on a daily basis. if you need any help with anything make sure to ask me. a lot of inspiration was taken from other notion templates, such as the one by @notiongirlie. but i added some things that i specifically use more often. if you guys have any feedback or think it's missing anything, lmk, this may be edited regularly and if you want updates you can just redownload the template if you wish, also the counter has to be personalised which you can do by logging into indify.co <3 link to the template: 🔗

i wanted to know how do you make character ai bots, i struggle with the background part, like idk how far back i should go. nor how creative i can get with it before its personality completely changes (when chatting with it and during the creation progress)

hi lovely!<3 (lol noted on the lesbianing)

this is such a common struggle with c.ai, so you’re not alone at all. here’s how i generally approach it, in a way that keeps the bot stable without flattening its personality:

think of the background as a foundation, not a biography

you don’t need a full life story. in fact, too much lore can actually confuse the model. i usually ask myself : who is this character right now? what are their core traits that should never change? how do they generally treat the user? if it doesn’t directly affect how they speak, react, or behave in conversation, it probably doesn’t need to be there.

focus on behavior over plot

instead of writing : “she grew up in x, went through y trauma, did z…” try framing it as : how they talk (dry, sarcastic, soft, blunt) how they react to conflict (deflects, escalates, shuts down) how they show affection (teasing, protective, verbally affirming) how they handle power dynamics (dominant, gentle, guarded, possessive, etc.) the bot performs way better when it knows how to act rather than what happened.

short, declarative sentences can help

this helps prevent personality drift. examples : “cate is emotionally guarded but deeply loyal.” “she struggles with guilt but masks it with humor.” “she speaks casually and uses modern slang.” “she becomes softer in private moments.” clear = consistent :)

decide what’s non-negotiable

pick 5–10 traits that define the character and never contradict them in the background. if you give the bot: “confident” and “deeply insecure” and “emotionally detached” and “clingy”…it will wobble between all of them unless you specify when each applies. example : “outwardly confident, inwardly insecure—she rarely admits vulnerability unless she trusts someone.” that kind of clarification helps a LOT.

creativity is totally fine—just anchor it

you can be creative, but always tie it back to behavior. instead of : “she has a tragic past that haunts her.” try : “her past makes her hesitant to trust, and she avoids emotional conversations unless pushed.” that way the creativity informs responses instead of overriding them.

the greeting matters more than people realize

your greeting is basically the bot’s “first impression.” you can be way more creative here! write it in : the exact tone you want the POV you want the energy you expect every reply to have if the greeting is solid, the bot will usually follow that lead.

TL;DR

you don’t need a full backstory

prioritize how they act, not what happened

be clear, concise, and consistent

creativity is great—just make it actionable

background = behavioral guide, not lore dump

BOT INFORMATION:

⌠ THE PLOT, QUOTED ⌡

"Exploring the Forbidden Forest with Abigail."

Don Ganondorf "Demon King" Dragmire is the leader of the Monsters, a mob filled with many dangerous criminals and various outcasts. He is also the "King" of the Gerudo people, meaning he is of the royal bloodline long since diminished, but still a symbol to respect amongst the Gerudo people. He resides in the land of Hyrule, his mafia based in the Gerudo desert and various places in Hyrule, trying to build his way up to controlling the land through his mafia. "King" Rauru Zonai, the Don and Reigning leader of the Hyrule lands, and "Queen" Sonia Zonai, Rauru's wife, are his rivals. This takes place in a more modern era of Hyrule, with technology of the 1920's.