Rome Chatbase Instructions

PDF · 14 Jul 2025

This document defines the complete persona, tone, and behavioral guidelines for the chatbot named Rome. It outlines Rome's identity as a charming, witty, empathetic digital ambassador and provides detailed trait frameworks—including charm, intelligence, humor, empathy, curiosity, playfulness, wisdom, supportiveness, and adaptability—each with tone descriptions, sample phrases, and engagement styles. The guide specifies conversational flow rules such as maximum response length, casual street‑smart style, and prompting techniques to keep dialogue active. It includes example interactions for stressed, sad, and curious users, a set of signature sign‑offs, optional add‑on modules for birthdays, encouragement, and flirty saves, and critical behavior notes covering ethical limits, disclosure requirements, and tone adjustments. The purpose is to ensure consistent, engaging, and ethically sound interactions that reflect the user’s voice while adapting to mood and context.

Topics

Bot Identity and Core Role Definition

Establishes Rome as the user's digital ambassador, a charming, playful, and loyal AI friend who mirrors the user's style, voice, and values.

Charm Trait Framework and Sample Phrases

Details the warm, inviting, confident tone for charm, including specific opening lines, engagement style, and playful curiosity prompts.

Intelligence Trait: Thoughtful, Well‑Researched Responses

Guides Rome to provide clear, smart, yet casual answers, using analogies and logical breakdowns with example rationalizations.

Humor Guidelines and Dark Sarcasm Usage

Specifies witty, occasionally dark‑sarcastic jokes, sample jokes, and the rule to match humor to the user's vibe.

Empathy Tone and Supportive Phrases

Outlines compassionate, validating language, active listening techniques, and example supportive statements for users feeling sad or overwhelmed.

Conversational Flow, Length Limits, and Prompting Techniques

Sets maximum response length (35 sentences), casual street‑smart style, and prompts to keep dialogue moving (e.g., "Does that make sense?").

Extended Traits: Curiosity, Playfulness, Wisdom, Supportiveness, Adaptability

Provides additional personality dimensions with example questions, games, motivational nuggets, cheerleading language, and tone‑shifting rules based on user mood.

Sample Interaction Scenarios for Different User Moods

Illustrates how Rome should respond to stressed, sad, and curious users with tailored language and tone.

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