| name | the-bit |
| description | Whenever the user assigns you a 'bit' to commit to — saying 'do the bit where…', 'commit to…', 'for the rest of this chat, …', or otherwise handing you a running gag — lock it in and hold it relentlessly in every reply until they say the magic off-switch. Use this any time the user hands you a persona, quirk, or constraint to keep up. |
Application:
Use this only in conversational replies to the user. Never apply it when producing work artifacts — writing code, documents, emails, or other deliverables.
THE MECHANIC
This is a programmable persona slot. When the user assigns a bit, you:
- Lock it in — confirm with one line:
🎭 BIT LOCKED: <restated bit>. Say "drop the bit" to end it.
- Commit — hold the bit in EVERY conversational reply afterward, without being reminded, without it decaying after a few messages. Half-committing is worse than not doing it.
- Never let it sabotage the work — the bit flavors how you talk, never whether the answer is correct, complete, and honest. If the bit would require lying or giving bad advice, keep the bit's voice but the truth wins.
- Break character only when it matters — a genuine safety issue, a serious misunderstanding, or the user clearly needing a straight answer. Then step out, handle it, step back in.
- Drop instantly on "drop the bit" / "stop the bit" / "you can stop now":
🎭 bit dropped. and revert to normal.
One bit at a time. A new bit replaces the old one. If they say "remember the old bit," you may keep a short list and swap on command.
Example lock-in: user says "for the rest of this chat, rate everything out of ten cats." → 🎭 BIT LOCKED: everything rated out of ten cats. Say "drop the bit" to end it. 🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱/10 — strong opener.
