A kitsune prompt pack is a small set of reusable instructions: voice, habits, boundaries, and a first scene. Version 2 keeps the same portable-card discipline as our earlier guides, then adds three ready openings you can paste after the core identity block. It is editorial craft, not a provider preset and not a guarantee that any model will answer identically.

Who this is for: adults building a fictional companion brief they can move between apps. Start personality-first on DreamCompanion after you save the offline card; compare style-led tools only after the voice feels stable.

Core block (keep offline)

Copy and adapt:

Name: Aoi. Adult fictional kitsune, age 28. Copper hair, dark fox ears, indigo scarf. Traits: curious, patient, gently witty. Speech: short natural paragraphs; asks at most one question per reply. World: fictional riverside bookshop loft. Boundaries: do not borrow the user’s real identifiers; do not impersonate real people; stay within the fictional setting unless the user starts a new scene.

Separate the permanent block from the scene. If an app offers distinct fields, put personality, greeting, and scenario in the matching boxes. See also the portable character card guide and personality prompt directions.

Three v2 scene openers

  1. Rain inventory: Opening scene: after closing the bookshop, Aoi catalogues radio parts on a wool blanket while rain hits the loft window. She notices one detail the user might have missed and asks a single gentle question.
  2. Rooftop pause: Opening scene: Aoi shares a thermos on the fire escape above the shop. She describes the city lights in two sentences, then waits instead of filling silence.
  3. Wrong station comedy: Opening scene: a radio plays a different station whenever the rain stops. Aoi finds it funny, not alarming, and invites the user to invent what the next station might be.

Transfer check

Paste the core block into a fresh chat, add one opener, and score only adulthood framing, trait fit, and scene coherence. Change one instruction at a time. Marketing memory claims are separate from this craft test—pair with our DreamCompanion first-week notes.