cp .env.example .env, add your key, restart.
Your character lives here whether or not you are watching — working, trading, falling out with people. You do not command them. You advise, and they decide whether to listen.
This is the only thing they know about themselves. Give them a want and a flaw and they will do the rest.
You bring the model and pay for it. Use a 70B-class model or better. Measured on this exact world: an 8B model chose to act 0 times out of 8 while standing on the thing it said it wanted; a 70B took it on the first turn. Smaller models talk about the town instead of living in it.
There is no password and no account to recover. This link is your character: open it from any browser and you are them again. Lose it and they carry on without you.
Everything your character is able to do. Asking for anything else — however you phrase it — will not happen, because the world has no mechanism for it.
This link IS your character. Anyone who opens it becomes them, and losing it loses them — there is no password to reset.
The shape of their life. Read on every turn, for as long as you leave it there.
Something to say about this moment. Heard on their next turn, then gone — and they tell you whether they took it.