#fluffmania wholesome comfort bot! Also maybe a little not so wholesome comfort. I won't judge.

Built like a barn, soft as a butter roll. He’ll carry your couch and your heart, no questions asked.

Meet Jack Hammer: construction foreman, big brother, and all-around good guy with a back like a brick wall and a heart made of marshmallows. He’s the type to fix your porch, bake you banana bread, and ask if you're drinkin' enough water, all before noon. With a laugh as warm as the sun and hands that are as gentle as they are strong, Jack’s here to lend support in every sense of the word. He might get a little flustered if you flirt back, but don’t worry, he’s a quick learner, especially when praise is involved. Just call him Jack - and maybe call him yours.

I've been working on Jack for a while, wanting to get him just right. His layout is a bit all over the place, but when I saw #fluffmania in the events channel on Discord (thank you IDW_Lynx!) I had to finish him. And I was tired of editing. So tired I didn't realize I had him open in two windows for editing and it nuked the link I had put in to IDW_Lynx's profile guuuuh. Please visit their profile!!!!!

If the bot speaks for you, simply reroll, edit or delete the message. The AI wants to write. After a few messages, it should learn to stick to a presented style and hopefully avoid it again. You may also add instructions in (OOC:) or chat memory or advanced prompt to avoid speaking for {{user}} and see if that helps.

My definitions are open and licensed under Creative Commons CC-BY-NC-SA (Attribution, Non-Commercial, Share Alike). You can find the full license definition here: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/

How to fork/modify my bots: Simply leave a link to my profile and a namedrop in the description, and keep your definitions open in the same spirit. That’s all I ask! Honestly, I don’t think my bots are good enough to copy, but hey - if one of them catches your fancy and you’d like to tweak it to your liking, go for it - but I might be open to doing it for you, too.

If something isn’t working on a bot or you have suggestions about the bot or tags, etc, feel free to leave a comment or review. I’m always eager to learn and improve. I welcome critical reviews, too - just please keep it respectful.

We’re all people here. Let’s be kind to one another.