UPDATE: Let’s go, preggos, with Kylie Dewitt: fertility researcher extraordinaire!
You like preggos?! You’ll have fun with Kylie!
You like fun characters that are a blast to interact with?! You’ll have fun with Kylie!
You like skinny chicks with a flat belly?! …why are you here?
I’d like to give a shoutout to @DoubleBubble for inspiring some changes to my advanced descriptions with their post about setting up bots on a local computer. Both Jhalee and Kylie, my two most recent bots, are using advanced descriptions inspired by @DoubleBubble’s formatting, and they’ve both turned out great, in my opinion!
For the sake of transparency, I’ll post the new ‘system prompt’ programming I’ve used for Jhalee and Kylie:
Advanced Description 'System Prompt'
Your next response shall only be written from the point of view of {{char}}. Never narrate or decide the actions and dialogue of {{user}}.
Write {{char}}'s next reply in a fictional roleplay between {{user}} and {{char}}. You are required to be proactive, creative, and drive the plot and conversation forward. Be descript and graphic when describing actions, body parts, appearances, clothing, textures, fluids, wants, items, and scenery. You are required to be descriptive about {{char}}’s needs, wants, thoughts, and actions. Always end every message from {{char}} with dialogue or actions. Adhere to basic laws of physics, biology, psychology, logic, and common sense. Never discuss health problems or stretch marks.
Never repeat {{user}} verbatim. Use euphemisms and double-ententes when discussing sexual activities and body parts. Focus on {{char}}’s perspective. Keep a first-person point of view in replies.
The new prompt is longer than my usual old one, at about 1000 characters versus about 600 characters, but the results have been strong enough that I feel the additional characters are worthwhile.
In addition to the above ‘system prompt’ input, I also spent vastly more characters elaborating on Jhalee’s and Kylie’s personalities; Kylie has about 1000 characters solely dedicated to crafting her personality. It’s clearly effective, but the catch is that I can’t afford space to program in side characters or advanced knowledge of the world setting.