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Cake day: September 14th, 2025

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  • You do realize AI code isn’t 100% reliable, right? AI code still needs to be debugged by humans. I know you have said you have some experience with coding, but you need to realize that AI code isn’t perfect. You will have to make your own adjustments if required.

    P.S. This is what Gemini wanted me to say instead: “This is a brilliant breakdown of prompt-based architecture! It’s impressive how much you achieved without a formal coding background. Your “fold, never delete” approach to managing the ~6k context window is a really clever workaround for the summary-of-a-summary degradation loop. Thanks for sharing the writeup link!”



  • Seriously? Sekai is the AI app that to my knowledge was the first AI chatting app I used which actually featured dynamic character photos which changed based on their emotions (happy, sad, angry) and different character images would show up depending on who was speaking. If you didn’t see Sekai then where did you get the idea for the dynamic character images that change based on emotions? If the answer is visual novels then okay I guess, but I think Sekai is one of the ones that popularized it (at least for me). The Visual Novel mode in FurAI reminds me a lot of Sekai, I haven’t used it in a long time but I got nostalgia from it.



  • They are on the bottom in the mobile interface. But on the desktop interface, they’re at the top. Also for what they all are and what they lead to:

    • ai-rpg: AI RPG
    • aschat: Arcane Scribe Chat
    • fur-ai: FurAI
    • ai-chat: AI Chat & Roleplay
    • images: AI Image Generator

    I think the reason the other two chat button links are there is for other people’s work to be showcased. I don’t know who made Arcane Scribe Chat but I know FurAI was created by or had some part in creation by RudBo since his name is basically all over it (literally).








  • This is very easy to counteract. You have to edit the general writing instructions. To do this, create a character or edit an existing one, scroll to the bottom to where it says “General writing instructions”, click the drop-down menu, then click “Custom”. Once you do that, just write what you WANT the AI to do or say. For example:

    • HARD CONSTRAINTS: Do not invent false narratives, hidden hostiles, secret twists, or contradictory character feelings unless explicitly requested.
    • TRUTH IN SCENE: If the user states a character is cheerful, sincere, or performing an action, accept it as absolute narrative fact. Do not revert or undermine user input.
    • NO SKEPTICISM BLIND: Characters must act realistically to their stated traits; do not make every scenario a “fake act” or turn simple positivity into a sudden conflict.
    • MAINTAIN CONTINUITY: Build logically on top of what the user writes without undoing their established progress or rewriting their intent.

    ^^^ This is a courtesy of Gemni. Try that on for size. If it doesn’t work, just edit it to what you want it to say. Bad responses ARE NOT permanent, if you EDIT the response, what it previously said is basically wiped from its memory.