Profile & AI Persona
The Profile tab is where you define who the model is — both as a real person and as an AI persona. The more complete and accurate the profile, the better the AI performs in chats.
A completeness indicator at the top of the profile shows how many sections are filled in. Aim for 100%.
Identity
Section titled “Identity”Basic personal information the AI uses to stay in character:
- Name — the model’s name (used in messages and persona).
- Age — referenced in conversations and content context.
- Location — city, country, or region.
- Timezone — used for time-aware responses (e.g. “good morning”).
Content & NSFW settings
Section titled “Content & NSFW settings”Controls what type of content the model produces and how explicit the AI’s messaging can be:
- Content type — the kind of content this model creates.
- NSFW level — how explicit the AI is allowed to be in chats.
Languages
Section titled “Languages”Add one or more languages the model communicates in. The AI will adapt its responses to match the fan’s language when multiple languages are configured.
Use the Languages multi-select field to add languages, and the extra prompt per language section to provide language-specific instructions if needed.
System prompt
Section titled “System prompt”The System Prompt is the core instruction set for the AI. It tells the model’s bot how to behave, what personality to project, and any special rules to follow.
Click Edit System Prompt to open the prompt editor. Changes here have a direct impact on tone, style, and how the AI handles edge cases in conversations.
Saving the profile
Section titled “Saving the profile”The profile is divided into sections. Each section has its own Save button — you don’t need to save everything at once. Changes to unsaved sections are highlighted so you don’t lose work.