The model's profile is the AI's raw material: it writes from these answers, and only from them. An empty field is a topic it has nothing to say about, and where it risks staying vague. That's why the getting started guide asks for 100% of the details filled in before enabling the AI.
You'll find the profile in Models → your model → Details tab. A counter at the top shows what's left to fill in, and the View fields button highlights the missing ones right on the page.
What the profile covers
Identity and basic information: nickname, physical description, measurements, date of birth, country, city, occupation, languages spoken.
Lifestyle: routines, travel, pets, habits.
Preferences and entertainment: passions, dishes, colors, music, movies, celebrities.
Intimate life: preferences, fantasies, style in private, and above all the no-go zones, which the AI will never cross.
Conversation style: way of writing, spelling, favorite expressions, emojis, flirting style, typical replies, topics to avoid.
The language of conversations
In Languages spoken, choose the language the AI uses to write to fans. It writes like a native speaker and never mixes two languages in the same exchange.
The profile versus the scripts
The profile describes what the model likes in general. Scripts describe what happens in a specific scene. When they conflict, the scene wins: if the profile says "favorite color: black" but the script describes a blue dress, the AI will talk about a blue dress. So describe your scenes precisely in your scripts (see "Create a sales script").
Tips
Start simple but complete, watch for a few days, then refine.
Write the way the model talks: the AI picks up her register, her expressions and her emojis.
Fill in the no-go zones and the topics to avoid carefully: these are hard limits for the AI.