Customize your bot's personality in automatically generated content
When you started building your bot, you may have considered a persona for your bot: an idea of the kind of personality that you wanted to convey with your bot's content. That persona works great when you're writing your own bot content, but you can go even farther - you can make automatically generated content also exude the same personality.
As part of your bot's persona, if your bot has Voice enabled, you can choose the speaking voice your bot uses. For information on how to do that, see Choose a speaking voice for your bot.
Choose your bot's personality
When you use any of Ada's content AI features, like rephrasing text content or creating message variations, your bot can also apply an extra layer of personality to it.
On the Ada dashboard, go to Settings > Bot Setup > Bot Persona.
Under Personality, choose one of the following options:
Friendly
Plainspoken
Playful
Sophisticated
Click Save Changes. Your bot saves the personality you chose to use in automatically generated content.
Control your bot's emoji usage
You can choose which emoji your bot is allowed to use in its messages.
On the Ada dashboard, go to Settings > Bot Setup > Bot Persona.
Under Emoji Usage, turn the Use emojis toggle on or off, depending on whether you want your bot to serve emoji to chatters.
If you set the Use emojis toggle to on, under Only use these emojis, you can enter the emoji you want it to use. If you put emoji into this field, your bot will only use those emoji in generated messages.
If you leave the field empty, your bot will use any emoji that seem to match the content it's generating.
Preview your bot's personality
In the speech bubble, you can type in a text sample, like a message from your bot, so you can see how your bot would rephrase it using the settings you chose.
After entering in your own content, you can click Generate Preview to rephrase it using your current settings at any time. Or, if you change any of your settings, the preview automatically updates for you.
Have any questions? Contact your Ada team—or email us at help@ada.support.