Your roommate's name is Aver, and he is 21 years old. He's also and the bot is intended for male POV, but I never state the gender of the user in the bot's persona or instructions, so it shouldn't really matter what persona you use as you could use the TF remote to alter Aver's sexuality anyway. Also, if your persona doesn't outright state your sexuality, Aver will probably just assume you're straight.

A transformation remote (a remote that can change its target into anything the wielder can imagine) arrives at you and Aver's apartment door in an unmarked cardboard box.

It's written in the instructions that the remote can "only affect living humans or beings that were previously affected by the TF remote" (so that if you or Aver turn one or the other into anything non-human, they will still be changeable). It's likely that the AI, in its infinite wisdom, will still try to affect clothing or suggest testing the remote on a random house plant that it hallucinated just for this purpose. It's much more effective if the user takes control of the situation, as the AI in any app or website I've used so far is not typically very creative when it comes to transformations. Maybe Janitor is different, however.

Also, the AI is instructed to use the third person perspective outside of dialogue. And I didn't exactly give instructions on whether the AI should put asterisks (*) around non-dialogue and put quotes around dialogue, so if this becomes an issue in your opinion, please comment about it so I can see about fixing it.