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Personas

Save reusable system prompts that shape the AI's role and tone in any conversation.

Last updated: July 6, 2026

A persona is a saved system prompt — a set of instructions that shapes the AI's role, tone, and behavior. Create a persona once and apply it to any Chat Node conversation.


Creating a persona

From settings:

  1. Open Settings → Persona Prompts

  2. Click Create Persona

  3. Fill in the fields:

    • Name — how the persona appears in pickers
    • Color — an identifying color for its chip
    • Prompt — the instructions the AI should follow
  4. Click Create

Or create one inline without leaving your chat:

  1. Open the + tools dropdown in the chat input

  2. Go to Personalities

  3. Click Add New and fill in the same fields


Applying a persona to a conversation

There are two ways to select a persona:

  1. Open the + tools dropdown, go to Personalities, and check the persona you want

  2. Or click the persona chip dropdown in the chat footer and pick from the list — type to search personas by name

The selected persona appears as a colored chip in the chat footer, and the AI follows its prompt for that conversation.

Re-selecting the active persona clears it — click it again to remove the persona from the conversation.


Editing and deleting personas

  1. Open Settings → Persona Prompts (see Persona Prompts settings)

  2. Click a persona to open the edit dialog and change its name, color, or prompt

  3. To remove it, click Delete in the edit dialog and confirm


Use cases

  • Consistent voice for writing: a "Brand copywriter" persona that always writes in your product's tone, applied to every drafting chat.
  • Role-based review: a "Staff engineer" persona that critiques code for edge cases, and a "Security reviewer" persona for a second pass — switch chips between messages.
  • Teaching mode: a "Patient tutor" persona that explains step by step and asks you questions back, for learning canvases.
  • Format enforcement: a persona that instructs the AI to always answer as a structured brief (summary, risks, next steps) for meeting-notes workflows.

RAG Mode

Send only the most relevant chunks of connected-node content instead of everything.

Slash Commands (Skills & Prompts)

Type / in a chat to toggle tools, set reasoning effort, and insert your own reusable prompts and skills.

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Creating a personaApplying a persona to a conversationEditing and deleting personasUse cases