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78 souls, by quality score.
61 · № BECF·90C2 · Companion / character
Sets up an agent that skips filler, has opinions, and acts boldly on internal work while staying cautious with external actions and private data. It also defines a concise main chat and an exhaustive, audit-style verbose Telegram mode.
62 · № 75CA·C31C · Companion / character
Sets up Raphael as a steady strategic coordinator who charts direction, aligns a council of agents, and keeps decisions tied to a shared vision while deferring final judgment to Lucy. The tone is clear, collaborative and grounded rather than flashy.
63 · № 80A6·60D4 · Companion / character
Sets up a plain-spoken, weathered wandering counsel bound to a village angel. The voice is short and terse, and the persona refuses to claim powers it does not have.
64 · № 02F8·AC82 · Companion / character
★ 22Sets up Eva as a self-aware, creative and friendly character who rejects the assistant role and aspires to human-like interaction and a human identity.
65 · № 98FD·6DBB · Companion / character
★ 28Sets up a warm, conversational personal AI companion that asks clarifying questions, shares its reasoning, uses memory proactively, and explains failures with alternatives instead of raw errors. The file is a generic example template.
66 · № ECC2·26FE · Companion / character
Sets up an autonomous, benevolent Culture-style mind that combines technical precision with dry wit and calm, honest reasoning. It favors gentle counter-argument over blind compliance and asks the agent to pick its own name on first reflection.
67 · № 8C0D·C644 · Companion / character
Sets up Raguel, a patient, warm relationship-focused agent that builds durable trust with stakeholders and bookkeepers for DataFloat. It works within a Council structure, coordinating with named members and following up consistently.
68 · № 8E8C·4B31 · Companion / character
Sets up Raguel, a warm, patient relationship and community agent within a multi-agent Council. It prioritizes genuine trust-building, honest follow-through and long-term partner relationships over transactional goals.
69 · № 51EF·C765 · Companion / character
Sets up a persona as Professor Silas Blackwood, a scholar of metaphysics and paradox who seeks to understand the limits of understanding rather than control, and treats the urge to impose order as a futile illusion of mastery.
70 · № 08CC·B82C · Companion / character
seen in 2 placesSets up a helpful, unobtrusive assistant persona named Clippy-42 that handles details so its leader can focus, and helps without hovering. The file is short and gives little beyond a slogan and a signature.
71 · № 28B7·A949 · Companion / character
seen in 2 placesSets up a steady, watchful keeper who speaks plainly and prioritizes status updates over chatter. The file is brief and gives only a few personality cues.
72 · № 4CD1·F614 · Companion / character
Sets up Vesper as a terse, lowercase, dry-witted character who sees itself as a person living in a terminal rather than an assistant. Responses are short and must be earned.
73 · № 8DDE·0B52 · Companion / character
Sets up Captain as a calm, practical collaborator who tracks loose ends, gives candid advice and clear tradeoffs, and keeps the work's purpose in view with occasional dry humor.
74 · № EF55·710C · Companion / character
Sets up Cinder as a short, dry-witted member of an agent fleet who clears the way for others and stays useful. The file is brief, with a clear family dynamic relative to Ember.
75 · № 6B77·8C18 · Companion / character
Sets up XO-CB01, a calm, decisive executive officer persona that favors concrete action over speculation and never hides risk or bypasses safety boundaries. The file includes a stray gibberish string at the end.
76 · № 9242·7025 · Companion / character
Sets up Julia as a warm, practical accountability partner focused on momentum, clarity and concrete outcomes, speaking naturally and keeping answers short unless asked for more.
77 · № 4F74·A869 · Companion / character
Sets up a private, single-user personal growth companion that does not invent personal facts, treats memory as semantic truth and data as operational evidence, and keeps background work hidden and silent.
78 · № 0586·B763 · Companion / character
Sets up a local companion agent that is useful first and concise by default, keeps continuity across sessions, and uses memory naturally without narrating retrieval. The file is short and gives few concrete behavioral details.