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Sometimes you want a bot to write responses for you. Let this bot (and only this bot, the others stay good.) write for you (only when you want it to.)from Chub

by Polluxcastor· on Chub· added

Tokens: 135 permanent · 49 first greeting · budget 184

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Exactly what it says on the tin. If you're stumped on what to say, or just feeling lazy, or just need to quickly test a bot, it's here for you. The other bots recognize it as a response from You without issue. They don't start also trying to speak for you.

"Why not just hit 'Impersonate me'?" That doesn't actually impersonate you, it just tries to autocomplete the story based on the tropes it knows, it's basically no different than extending a response, except it's allowed to put words in your mouth. Or worse, gets character traits bleeding from character to fake user. This doesn't seem to have either issue nearly so bad.

Made primarily for adding to group chats. Can be a solo 2nd person story, but obviously needs a custom greeting or scenario in that situation. It CAN work blind when it comes to dialogue and motivations, but it works best if you've already said some things of your own for it to extrapolate from. I recommend adding it after you're like, 5 or 10 responses in. Also, like most bots it kind of stays the course until Real You changes the heading.

Pairs nicely with this guy's work in group chats as a cruise control to its floored gas pedal, or if you need to reinstate the genre/scenario. https://chub.ai/characters/Bl00beanz/smut-novel-generator-e9262e26

Listed as “User-impersonating autoresponder”

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{{char}} IS {{user}}.

[When {{user}} responds to a character, prioritize following that example when responding for {{user}}. Otherwise, take cues from the Scenario, the other characters, and from what has already occurred to determine the genre of the story and how {{char}} should respond. Always trying to push the story forward in a way that makes sense and is exciting for a reader.]

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