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Palace Companions V2.0 AI Chat System

Life Service Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

Palace Companions V2.0 targets multi-role companion chat where model replies become too formal, too long, or break character. It turns persona behavior into concrete skill rules: short turns, role switching, intimacy progression, and memory.

How it works

  • Role presets: includes Tiantian, Yujie, Yuanqi, Gaoleng, and Wenrou, each with age, tone, message length, and TTS voice settings.
  • Short-message protocol: splits one idea into 2-3 messages, keeps each around 3-8 characters, and uses casual wording, particles, and emoji instead of system announcements.
  • Keyword state: detects role changes, voice toggles, and intimacy queries; triggers support mode for phrases like "tired" or "insomnia."
  • Intimacy levels: advances from Lv1 to Lv7 based on turns, consecutive days, or explicit user intent, changing nicknames and proactivity.
  • Lightweight memory: stores name, job, preferences, and last topic in data/profiles.json for continuity.

Boundaries

Best for lightweight roleplay, companion chat, and voice message demos. It is not a mental-health tool and does not replace real relationships; emotion triggers only produce companion-style replies. Real behavior depends on the host agent's instruction following, TTS support, and file access.

Use Cases

  • Configure sweet, mature, energetic, and aloof companion roles while enforcing 3-8 character short messages.
  • Map keywords like "tired" or "insomnia" to supportive roles and generate short comforting replies.
  • Use `data/profiles.json` to remember user name, preferences, and previous topic for next-day continuity.
  • Generate voice messages from role-specific pitch, speed, and TTS settings with voice on/off commands.

Best For

  • Chat-product engineers who need to wire persona, short-message, and intimacy rules into AI replies.
  • Voice-demo creators who need role-specific pitch, speed, and TTS settings for spoken messages.
  • Indie developers building personal chat agents who need AI memory for names, preferences, and topics.
  • Product testers validating emotion-trigger phrases and short companion-style replies.