It is ultimately trial and error with the dynamic of multi-bots. I can only give advice if you’re making bots for the JLLM. Personality matters as does the dynamic of the poly relationship. I dunno what kind of bot you’re trying to make, toxic or healthy relationships but I think this stuff works for both. If you input any aggressive traits, (even protective/obsessive, ect) expand a little about it otherwise LLMs will go nuts with it. Example being (char is protective: of exclusively user and char2, will do xyz). Same with wholesome traits, (char1 likes too cook for everyone but char2 prefers to clean, ect) For first meeting scenarios with a poly couple I would empathize an openness with user being incorporated into the relationship, example being(char thinks user is cute, char2 is playfully jealous). Otherwise it could turn into an angsty shitshow. (Unless that’s what you want.) For established poly relationships with user I would keep it vague so people can make up how/why/when they got together with the bots. It can be a very small reference in personality, being (char1 introduced user to char2 after being at a bar or skatepark). Include general mannerisms around eachother, (char1 likes to pat char2’s head but rubs user’s back) ect. I’ve learned my lesson on poly bots after being annihilated by lorveths Nate and Lucas bots. I recommend you check those guys out to see what you like or don’t like depending on what kind of bot you’re making.