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Personas are custom AI identities, a name, a role, a personality, an optional system prompt, and model choices. The app switches between personas without reloading. Open the Personas tab to chat with a persona or manage your library.
Depending on how a persona is configured, inference may run on your Mac (with a downloaded model), on a network-hosted Persona, or via a cloud model you connect with your own API key. See the Privacy Policy for how each path handles your data.

Where to find them

  • The Personas tab opens the list and management page, click + New Persona to start one.

Managing your personas

  • Search by name, sort A–Z, and switch between grid and list views.
  • Click + New Persona to create one.
  • Click a persona card to chat with it, or click on a card to Edit or Delete it.
  • Each persona card shows its icon, name, role or purpose, and personality traits.

Chat with a Persona

  • Open the Personas tab and click a persona card to start a conversation with that persona.
  • Ask questions and get streamed replies shaped by its identity, traits, and system prompt.
  • Click the microphone in the prompt window to dictate your message, then click Send: see Voice input in Chat for details.
  • Each persona keeps its own thread, return anytime from the Personas tab.

Creating a persona (guided wizard)

The step-by-step builder has two steps by default: A live success likelihood meter scores how complete the persona is as you fill it in. An advanced Configuration step is available but off by default.

Editing a persona

You can edit a persona in two places:
  1. On the Personas tab, click on a persona card and select Edit.
  2. Open SettingsModelPersonas, then click the pencil icon next to the persona you want to change.
The edit page exposes the full set: all identity and personality fields, a custom icon, and delete.

Generate a system prompt with AI

You don’t have to write the system prompt yourself. On a persona’s details, fill in the Description and click AI Generate: the model reads your description and writes a system prompt from it. Use it to create a prompt from scratch or to improve one you’ve already started.

Common questions

More answers are in the FAQ.