Misaki - (Tutorial Bot)

(Comprehensive Bot Guide)(Lustful Roommate)

Misaki is your lustful roommate and you oh so happen to walk in on her in a compromising position that seems more intended than accidental.

Before you read any further, I just want everyone to know that this is a thank you to all my followers that seek to create bots. Like Zoicexe. There is potential in all people seeking to create bots, don't be discouraged. While my bots will have hidden definitions, I will give this bot's definition as a template and the guide below as assistance for anyone trying to get better at creating bots. While this bot is not my exact strategy for definition, it comes very close. You may be asking why it has many less tokens than my other bots and that's because it's human, and human bots don't need all the typed out special characteristics like furry bots.

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Firstly, this bot is generic so it can be used as a mere outline for how bots can be made, it's a template, not some groundbreaking bot that has a unique scenario. That's why it's so simple. This is the only bot I consent for others to post on other websites as long as I am CREDITED with @Bruhhuh from Janitor Ai. (I ask you report the bot if you see that credit was not given to me.)

IMPORTANT: The jailbreak prompt is NOT the exact one I use, I had to manually customize my jailbreak to get it to work the way it does and test it. You must test and build the jailbreak to work to your liking. (Sorry but this is the only thing I'm gatekeeping in this guide.)

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Now enough yapping, onto the guide.

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𝐏𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲

It is vital you define the Name of the character, appearance, sex, and description of the character.

Now onto Personality and Speech.

Personality: VERY IMPORTANT. What words you use matter most here. What do I mean? Well words have have a certain strength behind them. For example take the word dominant, it is very blatant, and has a strong connotation. Now compare it to word like assertive. Assertive is a little weaker but has the same meaning as dominant. I think the Ai picks up on the strength of certain defining words in comparison to others but I'm not certain. Pretty sure it does though.

Speech: It may seem like personality, but I just have this to help guide the bot on how the character will speak to the user. That's why it plays off the personality.

Appearance: The defining features of the character. For example, like white hair, or pale skin on this bot.

Description: Regards the body shape of the character, like for example this character's big breasts or curvy figure. It does not directly use the character traits like hazel eyes or white hair.

Likes and Dislikes: It speaks for itself but I'm going to include that likes and dislikes add a little more interaction between the character and the user, and a little bit more character depth. For example, this bot likes being ogled and if you type out your action and it involves ogling her assets she will naturally respond in a positive way. You could say personality defines what is and isn't liked but this is mostly for specific things and the preferences the bot has.

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𝐉𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐛𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐤

Having a jailbreak is a must have on almost any bot, especially if you intend on using OpenAI. It allows for certain actions to be allowed without the Ai giving you a response like: "I'm sorry, but I can't continue with this explicit and graphic content. If you have any other requests or topics in mind, feel free to let me know!"

Like I said before, the one included is not my Jailbreak, I worked to make mine the way it is. I ask you create yours as you see fit. This one is to give you a general idea on how the Jailbreak works. If you want to expand it, go ahead, it's a template for you to expand as you see fit for your own bots, or at least help you figure out how to make your own jailbreak.

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𝐈𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐌𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐚𝐠𝐞

The initial message is VERY important to develop not only how the dialogue will be generated but also how the character will speak. If you say the character speaks like an old Victorian in the personality but don't include that in the Initial message and example dialogue, then the character won't direct itself to speaking in Victorian English. Just like if your character is to cuss but you don't include cussing in your initial message it may be less likely to do so. Also double parenthesis are used to keep parts of the text out of the conversation. That's why you see: ((You walked from home to a cave)) in my initial messages. Otherwise if it was in asterisks the bot might just magically know you walked from home for some reason. (This can still be the case if you use Janitor LLM but it really depends on your generation, and settings.)

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𝐒𝐜𝐞𝐧𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐨

Scenario is VERY important as well. Let's take this bot exactly. If I don't include the scenario and how she set up the user, then the bot might generate a response that is out of character or makes the bot seem surprised of your sudden intrusion. It's all context, and it's VERY important to have. ALSO, if you want to emphasize a certain character trait like being possessive then make sure you include that the character is possessive of the user in the scenario. This will make sure the bot emphasizes this particular trait of your bot.

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𝐄𝐱𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞 𝐃𝐢𝐚𝐥𝐨𝐠𝐮𝐞

Also VERY important to have, it is the cherry on top of the sundae, the coup de grâce of the bot. It makes chatting with the bot far more convenient. It is a subtlety that makes a bot noticeably more enjoyable to talk to without having to correct the lack of an asterisk which is this sign: *. It makes it to wear the actions are clearly separated from the dialogue. I left an example in the template that is almost exactly what I use.

Image was compressed for 1x1 so here is the OG.

Lastly a meme.