DEVELOPER DOCUMENTATION
Character configuration
Persona, behavior, voice and visual identity.
A character combines a recognizable identity with a clear role in your product. Configure the persona, voice, visual references and memory behavior as one system.
Character brief
Prepare the intended name, presentation, language, tone, conversation goals, boundaries and audience. Include example dialogue and visual references that communicate the experience you want.
Runtime configuration
Define identity instructions, personality, response style, roleplay behavior, knowledge access and tools. Keep product actions, such as opening a purchase flow, explicit and controlled by your application.
Voice and visual identity
Pair the character with an approved voice configuration. Add Custom Character LoRA when a consistent face and body are required across scenes and content assets.
See One character, any scene for Amora's visual examples.
Localization and channels
Plan localization around the intended language and market rather than translating only the interface labels. Validate voice, dialogue style and commercial flows on the website, mobile web experience and Telegram Mini App.
Acceptance review
Review sample conversations, knowledge accuracy, memory continuity, voice quality and visual consistency before publishing a character. Version approved configurations so later changes can be evaluated and rolled back.
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