AI Companion Guides: Ten Practical Checks

Choose your starting point

Compare an ordinary exchange, a disagreement, and a changed plan before choosing a character. A portrait cannot answer those three questions.

Try Maya’s warm café style or Sienna’s playful improvisation, then check how each handles a different opinion.

Compare Elias’s reflective questions with Theo’s two-choice adventures. Keep the character active while leaving your part unwritten.

A setting, one small event, and a clear turn boundary give you something to answer without prewriting the relationship.

Use a four-line scene ledger to distinguish curiosity, earned trust, and agreed relationship changes.

Use different corrections for stolen turns, invented history, and repetition. A single precise reset is easier to evaluate than a longer prompt.

Turn “warm and witty” into observable replies, a sample opening, and one rule about who writes each part.

Use an invented blue notebook to distinguish a correct recollection from a leading prompt or a confident guess.

An illustrative $12 plan can become $22 when usage needs two $5 packs. Calculate the amount charged, not only the credits consumed.

Conversation history, saved memories, account records, and billing can have different controls. Ask about each before treating deletion as complete.