Good character cards
Good cards are specific, playable, and easy to continue. They give the AI a stable identity and give the user a clear role in the scene.
To make an AI character card, define who the character is, what scene they start in, how they speak, and what the user should do next. A strong card gives the AI enough structure to stay consistent without removing room for interactive roleplay.
| Field | What to write | Quality check |
|---|---|---|
| Name | A memorable character name | Easy to search and recognize |
| Persona | Voice, traits, goals, relationship, and boundaries | Specific enough to guide replies |
| Scenario | Location, conflict, first scene, and stakes | Creates an immediate reason to respond |
| Greeting | The first message the character sends | Shows tone and invites user action |
| Example dialogue | Short samples of how the character talks | Consistent with the persona |
| Image and tags | Visual identity plus discovery labels | Helps users find the card |
Good cards are specific, playable, and easy to continue. They give the AI a stable identity and give the user a clear role in the scene.
Weak cards list traits without a scenario, use vague personality labels, or start with a greeting that gives the user nothing to respond to.