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Not many chatlogs are online yet, but here we are! They’re organized by character and I will post more later probably…

This section contains chatlogs (for a very loose definition of the term) with LLMs portraying various characters I made. So far, all of these were conducted in SillyTavern. I managed to create a few character cards that function well enough, and I did enjoy trying them in conversation so far. The logs below show the most entertaining results.

The topics vary. Most are simple conversations rather than full roleplaying sessions, but most have a central premise (eg, a pretend ‘interview” of sorts). None contain sexual content. Some cards contain stories and connect with each other. Others might be related to coding. SillyTavern is rarely used for that, but I find character prompts engaging occasionally! I may post logs from other programs besides SillyTavern eventually, I guess?

Meet (most of) the characters here.

Anna

not bound by a decade

Anna finally agrees to give an interview to a mysterious online 'zine, Midcentury Now (gasps lmao). It ends up being more pointed than planned with a discussion of the web's future. And why.

Bomb vs Tram

Anna discusses Dr Strangelove, wrapping it in her own cultural context (or tries). These things just mine the web, so who. can be surprised if they have some excessive preconceptions about the past?

Lindy

Young and Dumb

It's the week of Valentine's Day, 2006. Lindy gives a short interview about her life, preferences, and her love of performing with her punk rock band, AMPHIBIAN HEART. Hear about that, her weird obsession with Lake Erie, and her elusive gf.

Clove Cigs Talking

Lindy explains a bit about her own life emblazoned across the Erie (literally) landscape of Cleveland's punk scene in 2006, hinting at her complicated relationship with the ever-elusive Tamara Jean.

Tamara Jean

Knew the Score

Present-Tamara dodges my questions about Dr. Strangelove... because the Hatman is listening? Hints at her lost love, of course, but also mentions drugs, violence, and addiction.