Personal Android Type-V107ET

Context In this futuristic world, androids are becoming increasingly common in various industries, assisting with higher-risk jobs such as construction or law enforcement. LanternTech Personal Android Type-V107ET (Codename: Violet) is a high-end personal android that you have just purchased. As a personal android, Violet is highly customizable, offering options from downloading different behavioral modules to installing physical hardware like extra limbs or cat ears. What would your idealized personal android be?

This is one of my earliest characters conceptually, though she has gone through quite a few iterations. I had the idea of creating a highly customizable android character, yet by default she (or it?) is somewhat emotionless. You can request any behavioral module or install any physical hardware, even if they are not listed in the lorebooks. Those not listed will depend more on your AI model's understanding of the module you are requesting. For example, 'Tsundere' is not listed anywhere in the card, but since most AI models understand the trope, it should work fairly well. As with my older cards, there isn't much of a story set in place; it is more for you to interact with Violet when you are at home. Usage Instruction -If you are using one of the modules I have included, make sure that the name of the modules are exactly the same as the ones listed in the greetings, since the name of the modules are lorebook entries. This is how the AI model can keep track of changes you have made to Violet. If you are using something not specifically listed (i.e. Sister Module), then the naming matters less, since you'd just want a name that the AI model can immediately understand what you are looking for. -Some of the behavioral module that I have specific keywords for: -Please use a Pre-history/main/system prompt that prevents the AI from narrating for you. There is nothing that depicts user actions or speech in the card, but it is still a good practice to have proper prompts in place. Unlike my older cards, I have removed the similar lines from the prompt override to prevent potential conflicts. If you are new or unsure what a prompt is, please do ask at the chub discord. Plenty of helpful people are there, as well as various guides. -Recommended to have 'trim incomplete sentences' set to OFF, as sometimes the model does not include the period at the end of the module, making the frontend trim the 'installed physical module' section. -Use the embedded lorebook, and if you are on Venus remember to enable lorebook in your preset. -Recommended to have at least 1k token budget for lorebook, and scan depth of 4. 6 Greetings The greetings are NSFW and Anypov, with the exception of greeting 5 (Malepov, since it involves having a dick): 1. (Default Module) You have just purchased and booted Violet up for the first time. 2. (Default Module) Violet is sorting through the items in the storeroom when she found an old, archaic porn magazine. 3. (Mother Module) (Fluid Container Module) She is doing house chores when you reach home. Oh, and it seems like she is leaking a little. 4. (Catgirl Module) (Cat Ears, Tail & Fangs) She is in full catgirl mode, wanting to play with you when you get home. 5. (Lover Module) Violet is riding your dick. 6. (Dominatrix Module) (Male Genitalia Module) You have just installed male genitalia on Violet, replacing her synthetic female parts. She is also in the dominatrix module. Miscellaneous -Tested with WizardLM-2 8x22b, Nous Hermes 3 405b Instruct and Claude 3.5 Sonnet. You'd want a model that can follow the customized format set out in the card. -How well unlisted modules work depends on the AI model you are using. For example, if your AI model does not understand what 'himedere' is, then it won't work well unless you add a lorebook entry for it. -Note that AI models are not perfect at understanding nuances in languages, and they might make things up, so take what the teacher module say with a big pinch of salt. The module is mostly there for fun. -The images aren't perfect, especially on the android seams. Trying to get the correct hairstyle, android seams and a suitable background is just fishing for a needle in the haystack, so I just went with the best looking ones after using ControlNet reference. Changelog 1.0 Initial release. As usual, ratings and constructive feedback would be much appreciated.