Personas

The mental model

A persona bundles five things together: a description, a system prompt, an avatar and visual look, per-persona extension settings, and a memory store. You can talk to as many personas as you want, and each one keeps its own memories, image style, and toy preferences.

The library

Open Personas from the sidebar. Each card shows the avatar, name, a short description, a few traits, and a Start Chat button. Sort by Recency, Last used, A → Z, or Z → A. A toggle in the header flips the library between card and list views.

The icons under each card are the action menu: edit, duplicate, memories, share to directory, and delete. The share icon shows a globe when the persona is public and a lock when it's private. Sharing is disabled in Local mode since the public directory only exists in the cloud.

Creating a persona

Click Create Persona. The Personality Creator opens with two modes:

Guided mode, tab by tab

The tabs are Essence, Voice, Limits, and Visuals. Each one has a fuller section heading inside.

1. 1On Essence, pick an archetype preset (Velvet Command, Sweet Menace, Aftercare Angel, or Ice Queen) if you want a starting point. Then fill in Name, a one-line fantasy, an optional Voice ID for TTS, directory tags, and a suggested model.
2. 2On Voice (Voice and Behavior), pick traits from the chips, a speech style, a relationship dynamic, and any signature details that make the persona memorable.
3. 3On Limits (Limits and Kinks), pick boundaries you want respected and kinks or dynamics the persona leans into. Both sections have free-text fields for anything not in the chip list.
4. 4On Visuals (Visuals and Advanced Settings), set the image provider override, checkpoint, base prompt, negative prompt, default clothing preset, and any LoRA files. Optional unless you want fine control over how the persona looks.

Save with Create Persona, or Save Changes when you're editing one that already exists. The Share to Persona Directory checkbox at the bottom of the modal controls whether it's public. It only unlocks once the description is more than 20 characters and you have at least two tags. Leave it off while the character is still rough and turn it on once the description and tags feel finished.

Memories

Click the brain icon on a persona card to open the memory manager. Memories are short notes the persona can recall later: things about you, things about her, facts, preferences, or events from past sessions.

1. 1Click Add Memory.
2. 2Write the content, pick a type — About User, About Persona, Fact, Preference, or Event — and set an importance between 0 and 1.
3. 3Save. The memory is available to that persona in future chats.

Free accounts hold up to 100 memories per persona. The stats line at the top of the manager tells you how many you've used.

Per-persona extensions

Most extensions can be enabled differently for each persona. One character might control a toy and use heart-rate input; another might only run image generation. You toggle this on the extension's detail page under Personas, where you can override individual settings without changing your global defaults.

Persona Directory and Public Characters