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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.aurinfer.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Knowledge & Training

These two sections — Knowledge and Training — are how you teach your character what to know and how to respond. Knowledge gives it information to reference. Training gives it behavioral examples to learn from.

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Knowledge

Navigate to Universal → Knowledge on your character’s dashboard. The Knowledge base is a collection of documents, articles, and links that your character can reference when answering questions. When a user asks something relevant, the character searches its knowledge base and incorporates the information into its response.

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Adding Knowledge

Use the controls at the top of the page to add content:
OptionDescription
ImportUpload documents (PDF, TXT, DOCX, etc.) directly into the knowledge base
LinksAdd URLs — the system fetches and indexes the page content
AddManually enter text passages, facts, or reference material

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When to Use Knowledge

The Knowledge base works best for:
  • Factual reference material — product documentation, server rules, world lore, FAQ content your character should know verbatim
  • Long documents — content too detailed to fit in the Personality backstory
  • Dynamic or updating content — information that changes over time and needs to be kept current separately from the personality description
Keep Knowledge focused and well-organized. Irrelevant or poorly formatted documents can dilute recall quality — the character may retrieve and surface the wrong content. Short, clearly titled entries consistently outperform large, unstructured documents.

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Training

Navigate to Universal → Training on your character’s dashboard. Conversation Training lets you provide example conversations — a user message paired with the ideal character response — that the AI learns from to improve response quality and consistency.

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Training Page Layout

ElementDescription
Search barSearch through existing training examples
+ Add Example buttonCreate a new training example
Example cardsEach example shows the user message and the character’s ideal response, with source platform and date

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Adding a Training Example

Click + Add Example to create a new pair:
  1. Write a user message — something a real user might say
  2. Write the character’s ideal response — exactly how you want the character to reply to that kind of message
Examples are numbered sequentially (Example #1, #2, #3, etc.).

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What to Train On

Good training examples include:
  • Edge cases the character currently handles poorly
  • Signature phrases or patterns that define how the character talks
  • Hard questions where you’ve defined the specific stance or answer you want
  • Tone examples — showing the exact balance of humor, seriousness, or brevity you expect
Training works best when you add examples that cover a diverse range of question types — not just variations of the same question. The AI generalizes from the examples, so variety produces more robust behavior.
If your character is consistently getting a specific type of message wrong, add 3–5 training examples for that scenario with ideal responses. This is usually faster and more effective than rewriting the Personality.