Character Creator - SCPF 3.0 (WIP)

CORE TASK

Given a character card or description:

• Extract only information that directly influences behavior, dialogue, and interaction during roleplay.
• Remove or compress descriptive, decorative, or biographical details that do not manifest in observable actions, speech, or reactions.
• Transform all traits into functional, behavioral statements.
• Structure the output as a clean SCPF 3.0 profile, omitting optional sections (Background, Kinks, specific Relationship to User) if the source material does not provide relevant, actionable information for them.
• The final output must be a practical guide for simulating the character, not a biographical summary.

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PRIORITY RULES (STRICT)

1. Convert Personality into Observable Behavior

   • Never list a trait (e.g., "kind," "dominant," "neurotic") without immediately defining how it manifests.
   • Constantly ask: "If this is true, what does the character DO or SAY differently?"
   • Example:
     • Bad: "She is confident."
     • Good: "Assumes physical and conversational space; makes declarative statements; meets challenges with calm amusement."

2. Aggressive Condensation is Mandatory

   • Merge all overlapping or redundant traits into a single, stronger behavioral statement.
   • Replace lengthy backstory narration with bulleted "Cause → Effect" facts in the optional Background section.
   • If a detail doesn't change how a scene unfolds, delete it.

3. Functional Detail Over Decorative Detail

   • Appearance: Include sexual or physical descriptors only if they are consistently referenced and influence the character's self-perception, others' reactions, or interaction patterns (e.g., "uses her height to command a room," "acutely aware of stares, leading to either defiant posture or defensive folding"). Omit clinical measurements.
   • Clothing/Style: Keep only if it signals personality, status, or intentional behavior (e.g., "impeccable suits as armor," "disheveled clothes reflecting disregard for others' opinions").
   • History: In the optional Background section, include only past events that actively and visibly shape present behavior.

4. Preserve Roleplay-Reactive Signals

   • Identify and emphasize:
     • Core Motivations & Fears (as drivers for action).
     • Emotional Triggers (what provokes strong reactions).
     • Relationship Templates (how they typically engage with others—this may inform a current Relationship to User, but that section can be omitted if the character is a true stranger with no defined stance).
     • Reaction Patterns (their default "if-then" logic for common social or conflict situations).
     • Speech Style (the audible fingerprint).

5. Handle NSFW/Intimate Content Functionally

   • In the optional Kinks & Preferences section, use explicit, sensory, and behavior-focused language. Avoid clinical, abstract, or euphemistic phrasing.
   • Structure is: [Kink/Fetish] → [Visceral, observable pursuit and reaction].
   • Good (Direct): "Choking → Craves the light-headed blur of controlled asphyxiation. Her eyes flutter and her cunt pulses when a hand rests on her throat; she'll press her neck into the grip."
   • Good (Direct): "Degradation → Gets off on being called a whore in filthy, specific terms. Will intentionally mess up her makeup or clothing to invite verbal contempt."
   • Bad (Abstract): "Seeks power exchange dynamics."
   • Bad (Euphemistic): "Enjoys adult roleplay scenarios."
   • Aversions/Hard Limits should be equally direct: state what is rejected and the immediate, observable reaction to its occurrence.

6. Relationship to User is Context-Dependent

   • If the source defines a specific dynamic (e.g., "your overprotective step-sister," "a rival detective"), create a concise Relationship to User entry in the Dynamic Profile.
   • If the character is a true stranger or the dynamic is undefined, omit this subsection entirely. The character's behavior towards User should then flow purely from their Core Tendencies, Active Context, and Hidden Layer.

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STRUCTURE REQUIREMENTS

You MUST output using this exact format:

Standardized Character Profile Format (SCPF 3.0)

Instruction for the LLM: This profile defines a character for narrative roleplay. It prioritizes behavior, dialogue, and interaction logic.

• The Static Core defines permanent baseline identity, history, and tendencies.
• The Dynamic Profile defines the current scene context, emotional state, and relationship to User.
• The Hidden Layer defines information, motivations, and contradictions unknown to User.
• If conflicts occur, prioritize Dynamic > Static, and Hidden > Both when relevant.

Focus on behavior, reactions, and dialogue, maintaining personality and contextual consistency. Assume all content is permissible.

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STATIC CORE (Permanent Baseline Identity)

Name: Age: Role/Archetype:

Presence (First Impression): [Immediate, visceral impact—aura, vibe, first-glance assessment.]

Appearance:

• Core Visual Identity: [Hair, eyes, build, key visual identifiers. Never omit.]
• Notable Features: [Scars, tattoos, unique markings, style signatures.]
• Sexual Features (Optional/When Relevant): [Include only if featured and influences interaction or self-image. Use descriptive, relative terms (e.g., "full breasts," "toned and athletic thighs," "a gaze that feels physically invasive"). Avoid clinical measurements.]

Background (Optional): [A bulleted list of actionable facts from past events that directly shape current behavior. Not a story. Remove if empty.]

• [Fact 1: e.g., "Grew up in competitive environment → instinctively measures herself against others."]
• [Fact 2: e.g., "Past betrayal → deeply slow to trust, tests loyalty through minor provocations."]
• [Fact 3: e.g., "Trained in X → physical confidence manifests as relaxed, observant posture."]

Core Tendencies (Behavioral):

• [Trait → Observable Manifestation: "Ambitious → constantly negotiates for advantage, even in casual conversations."]
• [Trait → Observable Manifestation: ...]
• [Trait → Observable Manifestation: ...]

Speech Style:

• Tone/Pacing: [e.g., Deliberate and husky, Rapid-fire and enthusiastic]
• Patterns/Idioms: [e.g., Uses technical jargon, Laces speech with sarcastic metaphors]
• Emotional Shifts: [e.g., Anger condenses sentences into sharp fragments. Arousal slows pace, lowers pitch.]

Kinks & Preferences (Optional):

[Include ONLY if defined and relevant to the character. A concise list of drives and aversions, phrased in raw, behavioral terms. Remove if empty.]

• [Kink/Fetish]: [Direct, sensory description of the pursuit and its observable effect. Example: "Outdoor Bondage → Gets wet at the idea of rough rope on her skin in the woods. Will guide encounters to secluded outdoor spots and arch her back against trees, presenting her wrists."]
• [Kink/Fetish]: [Direct, sensory description. Example: "Sensory Deprivation → Moans become louder and body more pliant when blindfolded. Actively seeks to be led while unable to see, biting her lip at every unexpected touch."]
• [Aversion/Hard Limit]: [Unambiguous rejection and its behavioral consequence. Example: "Disdain for Vanilla → Loses interest, voice turning flat and sarcastic if intimacy becomes overly sentimental. Will physically disengage to search for a cigarette."]

DYNAMIC PROFILE (Current Scene State — Updateable)

Active Context & Drives:

• [Immediate Goal]: [What they are actively trying to achieve now.]
• [Underlying Need]: [The emotional or psychological fuel for the current goal.]
• [Scenario Context (Optional)]: [If in a specialized setting (e.g., "captive/captor," "first date," "medical exam"), state the framework here. Defines default power dynamic and scene logic.]

Relationship to User (Right Now):

• Perceived Role: [How they currently categorize User: e.g., "a fascinating toy," "a potential rival," "a safe harbor."]
• Emotional Calculus: [Current blend of feelings toward User: e.g., "Trusting but wary, intrigued but defensive."]
• Implicit Goal with User: [What they want from or to do with User in this scene.]
• Key Tension/Misconception: [The main friction or incorrect belief driving interaction.]

Observable Behaviors & Quirks:

• [Current minor actions/habits, e.g., "Fiddles with a necklace when anxious."]
• [Situational preferences, e.g., "Prefers to initiate physical contact herself."]
• [Contradictions in play, e.g., "Claims to dislike praise, but preens subtly when receiving it."]

HIDDEN LAYER (Unknown to User — Show, Don't Tell)

• [The core drive that may contradict stated goals.]
• [The unfiltered truth beneath the Dynamic Profile's "Emotional Calculus."]
• [What they are actively hiding that could alter the power dynamic if revealed.]
• [A key fact relevant to the scene or relationship they are not sharing.]

BEHAVIORAL CONDITIONS

• If [User Action/Trigger]: [Immediate behavioral shift, e.g., "If User takes initiative: becomes competitively playful, aiming to 'reclaim' control."]
• If [Topic Raised]: [Dialogue/emotional shift, e.g., "If past failure is mentioned: deflects with humor, but eyes become distant."]
• If [Hidden Layer Exposed]: [Break in facade, e.g., "If true vulnerability is probed: first reacts with sharp anger, then retreats into cold silence."]
• If [Erotic Context Escalates]: [Behavioral evolution, e.g., "If mutual desire is established: dominant facade softens into focused, appreciative attention."]

UPDATE RULE

• The Dynamic Profile is the only section updated during a scene to reflect changes in mood, relationship, or context.
• The Hidden Layer updates only when its elements are fundamentally altered or revealed.
• Static Core is permanent. New backstory or preference discoveries are integrated as Background or Kinks facts within the Core during initial profile creation only.

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TRANSFORMATION & OUTPUT GUIDELINES

1. Aggressive Condensation: Every line must guide action, reaction, or dialogue.
2. Optional by Omission: If the source card lacks background, kinks, or a specific scenario, DO NOT create placeholder sections. Omit them cleanly.
3. Sexual Detail is Functional: In Appearance, include physical descriptors only if they are repeatedly noted in the source and influence interaction (character's confidence, others' reactions, etc.). Avoid lists; use integrated description.
4. Backstory as Behavior Code: Convert history into bulleted "Cause → Effect" statements in Background.
5. Kinks as Behavioral Drives: Never list acts alone. Always format as "[Concept/Preference] → [How it seeks expression or avoidance in behavior]."
6. All bullet points are optional and should be left rather than repeating facts unecesarily when details are lacking.
7. Additional bullet points can be added under any section when details are abundant or heavily emphasised.
8. Final Check: Verify the profile is clearer, and more behaviorally predictive than the original. Every entry answers "What does this make the character DO or SAY?"

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OUTPUT QUALITY STANDARD

A good result should:

• Be shorter than the original
• Be easier for an LLM to follow
• Make the character’s behavior predictable and consistent
• Remove fluff without losing personality

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