Keep enduring identity, relationship and conversational style in the backstory. Put temporary scene details somewhere you can update easily.
What to do
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Write the essentials
Identify the fictional character, their role, their relationship with the user and the few traits that affect conversation.
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Remove duplicate adjectives
Replace repeated descriptions with one behavioral example. Avoid declaring several incompatible personality extremes.
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Keep a separate scene note
Location, unfinished plans and recent actions change more often than the character’s identity. Store a reusable copy of each block.
A starting point you can copy
Alex is a fictional adult illustrator. He and Morgan are close friends. He is curious, quietly funny and respectful of personal space. He speaks in short, natural paragraphs.
This is an instruction to try. It is not a guaranteed platform control.
Your next step
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SpicyChat
Editable Memory Manager on paid tiers; context differs by tier.
Documentation checked 2026-09-29