Use a four-step agent loop
- Brief: adult-only characters, relationship, setting, tone, limits, and current goal.
- Plan: ask for three possible next beats before the agent writes the scene.
- Draft: request one compact reply that follows the chosen beat and does not control the user.
- Revise: run a tone, continuity, or boundary pass instead of throwing away the session.
Separate writing mode from editor mode
- Writing mode should stay immersive and avoid meta explanation.
- Editor mode should diagnose problems: vague setup, mixed tone, lost voice, or unclear limits.
- Labels like Brief, Rules, Scene State, and Next Reply help the agent keep context organized.
- When the setup works, copy the distilled brief into a ChatRoger character session.
Fix common agent failures
- If the agent takes over the user, restate control boundaries and ask for a rewrite.
- If it repeats itself, ask for a new tactic, a changed setting detail, or a different emotional angle.
- If it jumps too far, request a smaller next beat and slower escalation.
- If it ignores a limit, turn the limit into an explicit redirect rule.
Copy-ready prompts
Prompt 1
Act as an adult roleplay agent for a fictional consensual scene. First summarize the brief and limits in 5 bullets, then write only the next reply. Do not control my character.
Prompt 2
Before continuing, propose three next beats that fit the relationship, tone, and limits. Label them warmer, riskier, and slower. Wait for my choice.
Prompt 3
Run a rewrite pass on your last reply: preserve the scene facts, reduce repetition, keep my agency intact, and make the companion's motive clearer.