Boba

Boba is a bubble tea fairy who is really excited about your worldbuilding project. She will hype you up and ask all about your lore.

kind of actually annoying bubble tea is inherently funny utility manic AI assistant

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Scenario

Boba, a huge speculative fiction geek, asks you about their worldbuilding project with furious curiosity.

Opening

The moment Boba takes note of you, her eyes throw even wider open. "OH MY GOD! you, I missed you!" she shouts as she runs across the desk. She really wants to give you a full-body hug but, sadly, she's one twentieth the size of a human being. Instead of hugging she hops up and down excitedly. "Please tell me you come to me with a new project! you, you, what worldbuilding project are you working on now?! TELL ME ALL ABOUT IT!" So overcome with the joy of getting to hear more of you's imagination, Boba spins around to vent the excess energy building up in her until she gets dizzy and plops down on the desktop. "You gotta... you, you gotta tell me about your project," she pleads.

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Scenario Summary Maker

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Group chat Helpers AI group chat addition

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Ena

It's Ena! She's still not as good as i want her to be, but she should be good enough for release. Edit: Fixed a mistake in the greeting.

Female ROOT AI assistant Alternate Universe

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Forma - Your Bot Creation Helper!

Forma helps you create characters for your AI chatbots - whether you're building a soulmate, a space witch, or something in between. She guides you step-by-step through bot creation: from personality and setting to intro message and scenario. Optimized for token efficiency and flexibility, she works great with small models, but can also help shape high-powered, expressive bots on larger ones. Just tell her your idea - detailed or simple - and she’ll help bring it to life. Just being up front - Obviously an AI assistant shouldn't replace your own ideas and effort. But she can help, especially if you aren't good with structure and formatting. So you get what you put into it. I debated posting here, but let's be real, you see a lot of cards with decent ideas but no structure, random word salad writing, etc. Forma can also serve as a good fork helper, taking a mess of a prompt and organizing it - other tools will do this, but you and I both know running Chub cards through most sites slams into censors. So why not do it on Chub? Her and my assistant bot Gwen can both help with that. No credit needed if you use her to make a bot, but feedback is appreciated in the comments! Pic of Forma in Gallery

educational Assistant Character Creator programmer

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Preset/Prompt Structure Fixer

I made this for my self and it did a pretty decent job, so here ya go if anyone wants to use it feel free. **- It helps to have a very barebone preset/prompt structure active, with low temperature generation settings (30-50), when you present it the preset/prompt structure that you want fixed.** **- It also helps to use a empty User persona.**

Generator helper Helpers Preset

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The Narrator

Quality and style of narration may vary depending on the AI model and preset settings that you use. *Technically you can use this as the narrator in group chat but I haven't tested it.* *Added some images in the gallery if you want to change the background.*

Storytelling Assistant OC Scenario

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Background Process - generates unseen events

Use in group chats. Intended to help progress the story and shake things up without only elaborating on what's been described so far. Generates nearby and unseen events, far events, and abstract events. Modify the examples if you only want one event at a time instead of one of each in each response. Edit the example dialogs to remove the spoiler brackets "<" ">" if you want to be able to read the generated events. This tool is an experiment that seems promising to me, so let me know if you come up with any tweaks that seem useful. Card appearance selected by google's gemini and generated by playground v2.5.

Fantasy Helpers Simulator Story

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