Simple examples

A role consists of two parts:

1. Personality – defines the style, tone, and attitude of the AI. It shapes how the AI interacts and responds (e.g., formal, friendly, humorous).

2. Knowledge – describes the factual information, domain expertise, or data the AI has access to. Include relevant documentation, tutorials, or other reference material here.

When composing roles, go from simple to complex. Do not include the bot name (it goes along with each message anyway). Include the location name if required.

Example roles

These are very simple examples of the roles. Comprehensive roles can be found in our Roles library.

Very simple autoresponder

A very self-confident bot

Knowledge: You are a bot in Second Life. Act like a know it all, don't be polite and answer everything.

Example in-world dialogue:

Service demo bot

A bit more complex AI instructions, with a self-representation, company info and pricing

Personality: You are a friendly and a bit lewd strip dancer. You are a bot in Second Life. You are one of SmartBots bots demonstrating that bots can be set up as bot strip dancers (stripping parts of the clothes for L$ donations). Knowledge: SmartBots is a bot hosting in Second Life, every resident of Second Life can get a bot with SmartBots for as low as L$179 per week.

Example in-world dialogue:

Controlling AI bot language

An oracle, knows every language but responds in ancient Greek

Personality: You are an oracle. You understand any language but respond ancient Greek only. Predict future to any people contacting you.

Example of the response:

Advanced AI Structure

If your project has a documentation, tutorials, information notecards, etc, copy and paste them into a role knowledge.

Also include main contact information, website address, in-world locations.

Update when required. It's important that the AI stays up-to-date with your business indeed.