What admins can do here
You can toggle Think first for each saved prompt, and edit and delete any prompt or lore, the operator's included. Deletes are recoverable: lore goes to Trash, and a deleted prompt comes back from its history. Only the operator deletes permanently, on the local panel. Members pay for the tokens your edits add to their turns.
Content editing needs a sign-in within the last 12 hours. Sign in again to use it.
How prompts work
Each prompt bundles a persona and reply text. Saved edits apply from the next turn. Persona, face and placement edits show where they reach and how many tokens it adds to or removes from each turn there; above about 100,000 added, saving asks first.
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Global prompt
DMs and channels without an assignment use global. None means no persona, head or tail; tools and memory remain available. DMs always use the bot’s own profile, not a face.
Channel assignments
Assign a prompt to this channel, or follow global. A thread with no assignment of its own uses its parent channel’s.
How lore reaches the model
Authored, fixed material the model reads: a book attaches to a prompt, and a module reaches the model by its mode. Always: every turn, in the system message. Keyed: when a key matches the message or recent history, in the request. Indexed: its id and one line every turn, the text on request. Off: kept, never shown.
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Deleted lore
Lore modules and books deleted on the dashboard, newest first. Restore puts one back with its versions and attachments, as a new change you can undo. Nothing here is permanent until the operator empties it on the local panel. Deleted prompts come back from their history in Prompts.
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Pick a turn on the left. Up and down keys move through the list.
Changes
Prompt and lore edits and moderation, newest first. Select an edit to open it in its editor. Usage and cost are not shown.
Lore usage
Modules that never reached a reply, and modules dropped to fit the token budget, over the window. Select a module to open it in the Lore editor.