Advanced-Multi character guide
This guide was designed for creators who already have some experience in bot creation on Crushon AI
If you've never created a multi-bot before (or a simple bot), we recommend starting with our beginner's guide first!
Reminder: There's no wrong way to create a bot, that goes for advanced levels too, and even more so. Keep that in mind.
We'll assume here that all the basics are already covered, formatting, personality creation, and so on, this guide will mainly cover recommendations and suggestions to help make your multi-characters bot even more effective.
Advanced tips: Greeting
The narrator's point of view, and the length of your intro are very important when writing your multi-bot's greeting. Your greeting sets the overall tone for the roleplay with your characters
| Topic | Suggestion |
|---|---|
| Pronoun choice | From the very beginning, you must choose your pronoun (I, you, he, she, they) and stick to it.
Do not switch pronouns halfway, keep the same throughout the whole greeting ➛ Mixing pronouns tends to confuse LLMs and it's something you must absolutely avoid |
| The perspective | The narrator perspective in third-person is most of the time the easiest for the bot to follow, especially with multi-characters setting!
It helps avoid confusion and reduces the chance that the bot starts roleplaying as the user |
| Avoid using "I" | Do not use "I" in your multi-bot's greeting, instead, focus on third-person pronouns like he, she, or they. |
| Using "you" for {{user}}" | Regarding you and {{user}} to refer to the user:
You can use you, but it can sometimes cause the bot to take control of the user's actions or thoughts (especially if both the bot's greeting and/or the user's first replies are short). That's why it's better to use {{user}} combined with they/he/she to describe the user |
| Avoid describing the user | Important: Try to avoid describing the user's actions or thoughts by all means.
The less you mention them, the better, or the bots will tends to keeps talking/playing for them after |
| Length of the first message | The first message is very important for setting the tone, personality, and style of your characters.
If you want your characters to write long replies, make sure the first message is detailed and well-developed |
Tip if the bot keeps speaking for the user
⚠️ Disclaimer: Some creators recommend jailbreak in the bot description/scenario, others don’t, feel free to try it out yourself and see if it works for you or not.
Here's an example of a simple jailbreak prompt used to prevent the bot from speaking/playing for the user :