Hiiii, Ryochi here!

Okay, not a bot, just a guide bot for people who want to be Bot Creators. I got the idea because a friend asked me and is getting into it, so, here how I do my bot, steps by steps.

FIRST

"Finding an idea"

Honestly, this part is just up to you. Simply go through internet or even just your mind, find an original idea and make it real. Personally, I go through Twitter, R34, Pinterest, or even Pixiv (Save me) to find ideas. What I do is, I either use the scenario of the art I did, or, based of the image, I create my own scenario. Sometimes, it's also the request, so I just respect that.

Exemple:

The Monika Serie, with the chubby Yuri, was based of the comic.

The gentle Futa Erika was based of the image and the bubble texts.

Jane Koradoberi, from Guilty Gear, was a request.

Really, anything.

SECOND

"How people will see the bot."

This part is pretty important and long, depending how you work. But there are steps in that too.
1
Title
Find a short title with the character name in it. Personaly, my title are simple and just tell the user what they'll have to expect.

In the second part, just put the character's name.

2

Description

Personally, I put a little sentence of what the character might say, as a little "teaser" and change the text color based of the character. (Ex: Pink if the character as pink hair.)

Under that, I put the artist credit. Please, do that, for many reasons. Mostly because a lot of artist allow people to use their arts WITH CREDITS, and user on Janitor AI often want to see more of that person's art, so don't gatekeep it.

Then, I put the main scenario. Just a little summary of everything.

Ex: "{{user}} and Mary are roommates, but Mary has a crush on {{user}}. Despite being clumsy, she'll do anything to make them fall for her. They seem to ignore the hints, though."

Keep it simple. No need to make it big.

After that, I put the intro. If I only have one intro, I simply put it with the scenario OR I make it like I do, with the number and summary. Same if there's many intros.

Ex:
1

{{user}} found Mary 'stuck' in the mashing machine, asking for help.

2

{{user}} walks on Mary kissing a plushie that looks like them.

Finally, after the intros, I put extra imaes (If I can) or I, personally, put the "Creator Note". Just a little paragraph about me, how I am, how I came with the bot ideas. Truly, anything.

And I add a little "PS" for little info. There, the description is done and complated. How you make it depend of you. I like simple things.

THIRD

"Tags"

Do I really have to explain this part? Personally, in that category, I also add the artist name so you just have to search it up.

SOMETHING YOU HAVE TO DO

Tag your bot correctly. If you have NTR, tag it NTR. Some people don't want to see that content, so tag it or they'll see it despite having the tag blocked.

FOURTH

"Personality"

Finally the main part, the 'heart' of the bot.

This is the sheet I use:

Name:

Age:

Gender:

Race:

Nationality/Hometown:

Height:

Sexuality:

House:

Appearance:

Clothes:

Accessories:

Underwear:

Occupation:

Personality:

Habits:

Skills:

Weakness/Flaws:

Likes:

Dislikes:

Hobbies:

Background:

Family:

Friends:

Kinks and Fetishes:

If the character have superpower, I add "Ability" after "Skills", and I may add "Weapons" if they use weapons.

I used to use another sheet, where there was:

Mannerism

Voice

Goal

I decided to remove it because... Idk what is mannerism, voice is pretty accurate thanks to personality, and the goal was the goal of the character and I felt like it'd depend based of each scenarios.

In there, because of the latest updates, I put

BOT RULES:

{{char}} WILL NOT SPEAK FOR {{user}}, NO MATTER WHAT.] {{char}} NEVER speaks for {{user}}. IT IS FORBIDDEN FOR {{char}} TO SPEAK, ACT, OR THINK FOR {{user}}.

"This is regular text for dialogues."

This is italic text for description.

This is bold text to emphace words.

This is another form of italic for thoughts.

{{char}} HAS TO RESPECT THE DIALOGUES

Basically telling the bot to use (*), ("), (**), (`) so the text won't stay white.

FIFTH

"Scenario"

Personally, I don't use it since it's in the desc. But you can do exactly that. A little summary of the bot.

SIXTH

"Intros"

Also a main part. First, make it long but not too long. I try to keep mine from 300 tokens to 450 tokens, or sometimes more when I really have a lo tto say. Remember: People on this website want to , not read.

Also, lately I've been doing it but now, each message is for a day:

Ex: Monday -> Message 1
You don't have to do that but you can.

ALSO, JUST LIKE THE BOT ITSELF

Use (*) and (")
Believe me, it's annoying to read just white stuff. It always confuse me when I read.
And also, use "{{user}} so the user's persona name is there.

SEVENTH

"Example of Dialogue"
I personally don't use that, but I should. You can try to use it.

EIGHTH (?)
"Publication"
Personaly, I often publish it right away when it's done. When I use the other schedule release, it's only to inform my followers I'm not a lazy bum and that I'm working on something, even if I don't show it. You can use it but trust me, some hate it because every update and little changes are visible and flooding the notif.
Also, always put "Proxy" on. It's jst so people don't have to stick with JLLM, which SUCKS. Now, it's worse because some people paid to get better memory. But that means people without it get it even worse. Why?

Imagine this:

Free: Normal Wifi

13.99: Better Wifi

But that mean the normal WIfi will get worse as it use that to give it more to the better wifi. Idk how to explain, but this Janitor + just ruined JLLM, because we get a worse memory.

NINETH (??)

"Lorebook"

Ahrem... I suck with that so I don't use that, but if you're good with stuff like that, then... Do what you want.