SpicyChat User Personas: Describe Your Role Without Changing the Bot

Include details the other character can use

Choose highlights for their relevance to the encounter. A name, role and a little background are usually more useful than a biography that obscures the point. Include details you want the character to recognize consistently rather than prescribing your every response.

For example: 'I am an adult amateur photographer travelling by train. I prefer landscape photography and carry an older manual camera.' Those details can inform the conversation without deciding what you think or do at each turn.

Keep temporary events out of a lasting identity

An established role or usual appearance can stay in the persona. A current meeting place or an object lost during this story belongs in the scenario or conversation memory. Global profile highlights can otherwise carry a one-off event into an unrelated chat.

Use distinct, recognizable persona names when keeping several stories apart. On returning to a saved conversation, you should be able to tell which role belongs to it without guessing from similar profiles.

Switch roles without assuming the past has changed

If a new identity also means a new relationship or premise, consider a separate thread. Switching a persona can affect new references to you, but it leaves previous dialogue in place. Existing memories may still contain the earlier name or role.

Before removing a persona, check whether you still need it for a continuing conversation. Preserve any profile wording you want to use again rather than losing it while making room.

Compare persona allowances across the plans

Review the allowance when considering a different plan, and keep a copy of useful profile text before deleting a persona. These limits concern the number of personas included. Increasing that number does not revise messages already written.