Cherry AI guide
How to set up AI roleplay on Cherry AI
Create a roleplay setup that gives the companion context, tone, and boundaries without making the first message overloaded on Cherry AI.
Quick answer
- A roleplay setup needs a character, a scene, a tone, and a simple first goal.
- Keep the opening message direct so the companion knows how to respond.
- Reset or start a new thread when the chat context becomes too tangled.
Steps
Step 1
Define the role and scene
Roleplay works better when Cherry AI has a clear starting frame instead of a vague instruction.
- Name who the companion is, who the user is, and where the scene starts.
- Include the tone: cozy, dramatic, comedic, mystery, training, adventure, or slice-of-life.
- Give one immediate action for the companion to respond to.
Step 2
Keep boundaries and continuity clear
Roleplay continuity is easier when stable facts are separated from temporary scene events.
- Put stable character facts in the companion profile or opening setup.
- Use chat messages for temporary changes like location, mood, or the next objective.
- If the companion forgets a detail, restate it naturally rather than piling on a long correction.
Step 3
Reset when the scene needs a clean start
Long chats can accumulate context that makes a new scene harder to steer.
- Start a new thread or reset when you want a different scenario.
- Use the companion profile page or chat controls to find available history and reset options.
- For persistent issues, use support resources instead of trying to fix a technical problem with prompts.
FAQ
What makes a good AI roleplay opening?
A good opening states the character, scene, tone, and first action. It gives enough context to respond without locking the whole chat into one script.
Can I change the roleplay scenario later?
Yes, but large changes are often cleaner in a new thread or reset chat because the old context can keep influencing replies.
Where should I go if a companion stops responding?
Use the Cherry AI resources and contact pages, or email support@cherry.ai when an issue needs staff review.