Lore book

📖 What it is

The lore book is the memory of your character’s world. The character’s profile holds only the basics: who it is and how it behaves. Everything else can go into the lore: how the world works, other characters, places, events, special rules. And reactions too: lines, pictures and facial expression changes that trigger at the right moment.

Lore doesn’t take up memory all the time. An entry is included only when its topic comes up. That’s why a character can “know” hundreds of details without getting them mixed up.

Every character you create has a lore book. You edit it once the character has been created: open its page, click next to “Start chat” and go to the Lore section.

🧩 How it works

Each lore entry has three parts:

1. When to trigger — the condition: keywords, the meaning of a situation or a pattern.
2. What to do — add a fact to the AI’s memory, send a message, send a picture or change the avatar in the chat.
3. Content — text or an image.

When the condition is met, the entry triggers. For example, a “Moonlight Café” entry with the keyword “café” gives the character knowledge about this café as soon as either of you mentions it.

✏️ How to create an entry

1. Open the character for editing and go to the Lore section.

2. Click Add lore (or Create first entry if the book is still empty).

3. Fill in the name and description (up to 100 and 500 characters). They help you find your way around the book and don’t affect the replies.

4. Choose when to activate the entry and set the condition.

5. Choose what should happen and fill in the content.

6. If needed, adjust the priority and chance in the Activation settings, then click Create lore.

The entry is saved right away — you’ll see the message “Lore entry created”. You don’t need to click “Save” in the character profile for that.

A book can have up to 500 active entries — the counter next to the heading shows how many there are. The lore search and the filters “All”, “Text” and “Images” help you find the entry you need. The entry card shows the condition, action, priority, text, keywords and chance. The icons to the right of the name edit and delete the entry.

🎯 When to activate: conditions

Condition	How it triggers	Example
Any keyword	If at least one of the keywords appears in the conversation	café, coffee shop, barista
All keywords	Only if all the keywords appear	Mira, sword — triggers when Mira’s sword comes up
Meaning	The AI recognizes the described situation or emotion, even without specific words	“the character gets flustered after a compliment” — at least 10 characters
Pattern	A regular expression search, for advanced users	academ[a-z]* — “academy”, “academies” and other forms

Keywords are entered separated by commas. By default case doesn’t matter: “Café” and “café” are the same. If you need to tell uppercase and lowercase letters apart, turn on Case sensitive.

For the Meaning condition you can add Additional AI instructions: clarify the emotion, context or exceptions. For example: “only if the compliment is sincere, not a joke”.

Where matches are searched

Keywords and patterns are checked against the part of the conversation the AI sees when writing a reply. Meaning conditions are evaluated on the latest messages of the conversation. Up to 30 entries are added to the AI’s memory for one reply — those with a higher priority first.

⚡ What should happen: actions

Action	What happens
Add to context	The entry’s text is quietly added to the AI’s memory and steers the character’s next reply. The user doesn’t see it
Send message	The character sends the given text to the chat
Send image	The character sends the chosen picture to the chat
Change chat avatar	The character’s avatar in the chat changes to the chosen image — for example, a flustered or angry face

For pictures, add an Image description: what emotion or scene it shows.

Meaning conditions and the AI’s memory

The Meaning condition works only with the “Send message”, “Send image” and “Change chat avatar” actions. For “Add to context”, choose keywords or a pattern.

🎛️ Activation settings

Setting	What it does
Priority	From 1 to 5, 3 by default. If many entries match, entries with a higher priority are taken first
Activation chance, %	The chance that the entry triggers when its condition is met. 100% — always, 30% — roughly every third time. Useful for reactions, so they don’t repeat every time
Case sensitive	Tell uppercase and lowercase letters apart in keywords
Always include	Always add the entry to the AI’s memory, even if the condition isn’t met. For the most important rules of the world. Not used with the “Meaning” condition

🧪 Examples

Knowledge about the world. Condition: Any keyword — Academy, academies, rector. Action: Add to context. Text: “Silver Spire Academy is a closed school of mages on a cliff above the sea. The rector is Archmage Irven, strict but fair. Students are forbidden to leave the academy walls after sunset.”

Reaction to a compliment. Condition: Meaning — “the user pays the character a sincere compliment”. Action: Change chat avatar — a picture where the character blushes. Chance: 70%.

Secret phrase. Condition: All keywords — password, midnight. Action: Send message. Text: *She leans closer and whispers:* You know the password… Then listen carefully.

💡 Tips

• One entry, one topic. One character, one place, one rule. This way entries trigger more precisely and don’t get in each other’s way.
• Choose specific keywords. Names, titles, terms. General words like “world” or “magic” will trigger all the time.
• Add word forms. “academy, academies” — or one pattern rule for all forms.
• Keep it short and to the point. Two to five sentences of facts are better than a page of prose.
• Pictures and avatar changes bring the chat to life. Prepare a few of the character’s emotions — joy, embarrassment, anger — and tie them to situations by meaning.

👀 Who can see the lore

The character’s settings have a Lore switch:

• Public — any user can read the entries and their trigger conditions in the character’s profile. Only the creator can change them.
• Hidden — only you see the entries, while editing.

❓ Related questions

How much does lore cost?

Nothing. Lore is free — no tokens are charged for triggered entries, either to the creator or to the user.

An entry doesn’t trigger. What should I check?

Make sure the keyword appears in the conversation in exactly that form: “café” won’t match “coffee shop”. Add other word forms or use a pattern. Check whether Case sensitive is on and whether the chance is set low. If many entries match, raise the priority of the one you need.

Is lore transferred when importing a character?

Not at the moment. Importing transfers the character’s profile, and lore entries have to be added manually.

How many entries can I add?

Up to 500 active entries per character.

Do lore changes apply to chats that have already started?

Yes. Lore is checked on every reply, so new and changed entries start working right away in all chats with the character.