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To write a SimSimi-style app using AI character settings, you're essentially blending automated chatbot logic with personality-driven character design. Here's how you can approach it, especially if you're aiming for something emotionally rich or visually stylized like your cinematic preferences:
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1. Define the Character's Personality
- Give your AI character a distinct voice and emotional tone.
- Use traits like sarcasm, warmth, curiosity, or mystery.
- Example: “You’re a moody barista bot who only speaks in coffee metaphors.”
2. Set the Scene (Character Context)
- Create a backstory or setting that influences how the character responds.
- Use techniques from platforms like Character.AI, where you define scenes using templates like:
`text
Ferry is a lonely robot in a neon-lit city, trying to understand human emotions.
ㅁㅁ enters the café and orders a drink.
Ferry : “Ah, another soul seeking warmth in a cup. What’s your story?”
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3. Build the Response Engine
- Use a language model (like GPT or similar) to generate replies.
- Train it with conversational data or allow user-generated teaching like SimSimi does.
- Include filters for safety and tone control.
4. Teach & Learn Feature
- Let users “teach” the bot new responses, but with moderation tools.
- Include a “Name Protect” or “Content Guard” feature to prevent abuse.
5. Design the UI/UX
- Keep it playful and intuitive.
- Add avatars or animated expressions to match the character’s mood.
- Consider cinematic lighting or color grading for emotional depth—your specialty.
6. Multilingual Support
- SimSimi supports 80+ languages. If you're building globally, consider localization early.
7. Deploy & Iterate
- Launch on Android/iOS.
- Use feedback to refine personality, tone, and interaction style.
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🔧 Tools You Might Use
| Component | Suggested Tech Stack |
|------------------|----------------------------------------|
| Chat Engine | GPT, Rasa, Dialogflow |
| UI Design | Flutter, React Native |
| Backend | Node.js, Firebase, Python Flask |
| Avatar Animation | Spine, Live2D, Unity (for stylized apps) |
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If you want to go full cinematic, imagine a noir-style AI character who speaks in poetic fragments, or a K-drama-inspired bot that reacts with dramatic flair. Want help designing one of those personalities next?