The thing that always bugged me about AI generators is you get one writing style and that's it. If the AI keeps saying stuff you don't like, you re-roll and hope. The instructions behind most of them are vague anyway, so it drifts wherever it wants.

So now you can write them yourself. A model is just the instructions that decide how the AI writes its cadence, its habits, the stuff it refuses to do. There are 12 presets in there already (Fantasy, RPG, Romance, Action, Horror, Comedy, Noir, Shoujo, and more) plus the 4 built-in MoeChat models, but the point is you don't have to settle for mine. Duplicate a preset and tweak it, or start from an empty box and build the voice you actually want.

How to find it: go to Settings, scroll down a bit to the Model section and click Browse models, Pick one of the presets to see the instructions inside, or hit New model and write your own name, icon, colour, page size, and the instructions themselves. If a blank box is intimidating, you can start from a preset and edit it from there. You can also export a model as JSON and send it to someone, or import once they made.

Also one thing worth knowing: a model changes how it writes, it doesn't overrule who your character is. Your character sheet always wins.

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