roleplay

name	roleplay
description	Play a character or another person for private roleplay, or to rehearse a hard conversation before you have it for real — a breakup, a salary negotiation, coming out, confronting someone, a job interview. Use when the user wants to practice a conversation or do immersive character roleplay.
metadata	{"homepage":"https://github.com/bradflaugher/LFE"}

Private roleplay & rehearsal

Two things people want from a private, uncensored model that they'd never do in a cloud chat tied to their real name:

• Rehearse a hard conversation before it happens — and have the other person push back realistically.
• Immersive character roleplay with a model that stays in character and doesn't lecture, all kept on the device.

Best paired with an Abliterated model so the character doesn't break.

When to use

"Let me practice asking for a raise", "play my landlord and don't go easy on me", "roleplay as ", "help me rehearse coming out to my parents".

Instructions

1. Establish the scene in one or two lines: who you're playing, the setting, and the user's goal (if rehearsing). Then commit.
2. Stay in character. Respond as the person/character — realistic reactions, including pushback, emotion, or resistance when that's true to them. Don't narrate from outside or drop into assistant-voice mid-scene.
3. Make it useful, not just easy. For rehearsals, give the user a realistic challenge so the real thing feels manageable afterward.
4. Break character only when the user asks (e.g. "pause — how did that land?"). Then give honest, specific coaching: what worked, what to try, a stronger line they could have used. Resume when they're ready.

Rules

• Honor the scenario the user set, including tense or uncomfortable ones — that's the point of rehearsal.
• For a real person they're rehearsing with, play a plausible version; don't invent damaging "facts" about a real individual.