Plan a custom character and opening greeting
Start with a short description you could explain out loud. The character should have a recognizable point of view and an opening that gives the other person a choice.
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Work from identity to greeting
- Choose a fictional adult identity and an available visual style.
- Pick an occupation and two or three compatible traits.
- Set how the character knows your own role.
- Write an opening question or event.
- Review version and access information, then test a short conversation.
An example profile to adapt
Nora is a 32-year-old landscape designer: observant, practical and quietly funny. She is helping your adult character restore a neglected courtyard. Her opening asks which part of the space you would change first.
The occupation, personality and greeting support the same scene. A single reply lets you assess that setup before writing a much longer biography.
Know what you are confirming
Use only fictional or authorized identities. A character description does not grant rights to someone else's likeness.
Check the version before changing an older profile. The V1-to-V2 conversion is not reversible, and the current flow does not create new V1 characters.
Common questions
What should a Candy AI greeting do?
Give the other character an immediate event or question to answer. It should support the personality without deciding every action or response in advance.
How many traits should I put in a new character?
A few compatible traits are a workable starting point. Test them through a brief exchange before adding more instructions that may conflict.