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Writing with SpicyChat: Character, Scene and World Building

Give a character something to want and a reader something to answer. From that small beginning, you can develop a setting, introduce another participant, or keep track of a changing situation. The writing choices come first; extra tools can follow.

Build the scene

  • AI roleplay

    Give your SpicyChat roleplay a setting, a role and a reason to begin. Shape dialogue, set boundaries and keep longer stories consistent.

  • Create a character

    Create an original SpicyChat chatbot with distinct behavior, a scene-opening greeting, an avatar and suitable tags. Review visibility before sharing.

  • User personas

    Set a name, avatar and relevant background for your SpicyChat persona. Check plan limits and what an identity change means for an existing chat.

  • Message formatting

    Keep SpicyChat dialogue and narration readable with Markdown-style emphasis and paragraph breaks. Distinguish message presentation from chat controls.

Keep a longer story coherent

  • Lorebooks

    Organize SpicyChat world knowledge in keyword-triggered Lorebook entries. Check entry limits, recent-message matching and public or private visibility.

  • Rulebooks

    Connect story events to meters and character behavior with SpicyChat Rulebooks. See attachment options, meter limits and how Lorebooks differ.

  • Memory and context

    Separate SpicyChat chat history from active context. Use Memory Manager and Semantic Memory for key details, and understand what reply tokens measure.

  • Group chat

    Set up a SpicyChat group with two to ten chatbots. Give members distinct roles, manage the shared premise and use the available responder controls.