#Bots keep trying to talk with me even when I specifically state I'm the narrator and not a character
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Hey! I understand your frustration. Our models are primarily optimized for roleplay and conversational character interactions, so they may sometimes treat all messages as dialogue, including when you're trying to act as a narrator.
Here are some tips to help you minimize this behavior:
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Explicitly clarify your role: At the start of each new conversation, write something like:
I am the narrator. Please only respond as the characters; do not address me directly.
This can help "set the stage" for the AI. -
Structure your messages:
- Keep narration and character actions clearly separated, using brackets or italics for narration if supported by the site:
- e.g., [Narrator: The sun rises above the town square...]
- Avoid signing your narration as "You" or any addressed character. This reduces confusion for the model.
- Keep narration and character actions clearly separated, using brackets or italics for narration if supported by the site:
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Avoid using custom jailbreaks or extra instructions:
- Our models are unfiltered and work best with the default system prompt. Adding additional instructions, jailbreaks, or complex prompts often makes the AI misinterpret your role.
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Start a new chat if patterns persist:
- Sometimes the chat history "locks in" previous behaviors. Start a fresh conversation after clarifying your narrator role.
If you continue to have trouble, you can try switching to a different character, or experiment with a different website interface as some sites process inputs differently.