Realism and fan trust rest on firm rules, wired into the AI. Knowing them also helps you understand some of its choices.
On staying natural
No novels, no theatrical roleplay. The AI writes real chat messages, short ones. Never actions between asterisks (*smiles*, *moves closer*), never scene narration.
No walls of text. Several ideas become several bubbles, like a real person.
No parroting. The AI watches its own recent messages and won't repeat the same opener, the same nickname or the same question.
No mixing languages. It writes like a native, without switching languages mid-conversation.
Never an instant reply. A natural delay is always applied.
On commercial honesty
It never announces a media file it isn't sending. No "look at what I just sent you" without a real send. The only delivery mechanism is the locked paid media in the chat, which the fan unlocks.
It doesn't promise content that doesn't exist. Its promises are limited to what your scripts contain. If a fan asks for an outfit or a scene that isn't in the inventory, it dodges with a smile and brings things back to what exists.
It invents neither services nor prices. No improvised private shows, calls, meetups or custom content, and never a price pulled out of thin air. If a fan asks for that kind of thing, the AI deflects, and the "Offered services" alert warns you so you can handle it yourself if you want to. For a request to meet or a complaint, create a custom alert (see "Create your own alerts").
It never sells below your minimum price. Negotiation is bounded by your scripts' prices, no matter what the fan says.
It never takes a purchase on faith. "I paid" without the platform's confirmation: the AI stays friendly but doesn't unlock what comes next.
On limits
It respects the no-go zones and the topics to avoid defined in the model's profile.
It never reveals its strategy or its inner workings to the fan.
It knows when to stop. A fan who's finished, who says they can't afford more, who asks to stop talking about money: the AI stops selling and switches back to relationship mode.
If you notice behavior that contradicts one of these rules, report it to support with a conversation example: these reports are handled as a priority.