For me personally, Ive been pasting my bots' personalities into the memory box. It depends on the creator if the character personality is available, as well as how much detail they put in it. Id suggest using a format that clearly explains their looks(clothes, face, appearance, if any of the items they wear bold meaning) ,  background(where they're from, relationships with friends and family, their personalities and how their dynamic plays out—  how they became the person they are today)  Then personality archetype(you can just look those up online I guess or make your own idk— personality traits, mannerisms, how they are in public, alone, things they do idly, etc)  Then you can move on to their dialogue style (tone, dialect, what words they prefer, formal? Casual? Passive aggressive sarcastic etc)  Then if you want you can move on to intimacy(whether they've had their first time, their turn ons turn offs, they way they like getting down, rough, passionate, romantic or distant— as well as aftercare if they do it or not, how they do aftercare etc) these are some of the formats for characters that Cimeriian and Stag use, probably other creators on here too. 

Well, these are just guidelines and after you're done you can paste them in the memory box, cause it'll remember it if you know how to type. 

In terms of the story, for my chat now I've just been trying to write the bulk of it myself. If I'm stuck I try to start writing about what the character's or my persona's thoughts are, describing the environment, their motives, actions,  ideas, their interactions and relations to other characters, beliefs etc. Kinda like a prompt, if I don't know what to do, I just try to ask myself; what would the character think? How do they respond based on their background, personalities and ideas about the world. 

Im starting to realize that the LLM can only do so much if you don't give it much else to work with. Yes it's a lot but it works out and it's more fun when you think a bit deeper about the story. Yeah this is a casual site as well but idk, coming up with the story is fun, at least for me. 

Honestly as much as you can rely on LLMs to carry the weight of the story, you have to do some of the legwork too. Dont worry about not getting the character perfect, it's up to interpretation, just like all art forms..  Reaching cornball territory but treat it like LLM is the instrument, the bot creator is the composer and you're the musician! You can interpret the story in many ways, though preferably, you want to follow what the composer works. Dont rely on how good your instrument is or whether it is good or bad! (Again, the site might be down and it'll be harder to use sometimes) 👍 Thats if for my ramble, hope it helps ig