Modifiers · Chazz.ai

How modifiers works on Chazz.ai. Reusable instruction layers you stack onto any chat to change tone or rules. A modifier is a small, reusable slice of instruction. Where a character says who someone is and a scenario says where they are, a modifier says how the whole thing should be...

Reusable instruction layers you stack onto any chat to change tone or rules.

A modifier is a small, reusable slice of instruction. Where a character says who someone is and a scenario says where they are, a modifier says how the whole thing should be played. You can stack several.

Fields

Trait Additions and Trait Removals are stored and editable but are not currently consumed by the engine when building a prompt. Put the effect you want into Prompt Instructions.

Keep each modifier about one thing. Three narrow modifiers you can mix beat one broad one you have to rewrite for every chat.

Name · Icon: Required name; icon is card art.
Description: What it does, for the card.
Prompt Instructions: The text actually injected into the prompt. This is the modifier.
Injection Position: Prepend or Append, deciding whether the instruction lands before or after the surrounding block. Defaults to Append.
Trait Additions: Traits added to the characters in scope.
Trait Removals: Traits suppressed.
Priority: Ordering when several modifiers stack.
Tags · Public: Catalogue metadata and publication.

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