Keeping a character private

Category: Character Management

What the private setting hides, what it does not, and how to keep a character to yourself.

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Some characters are built for an audience. Others are for you, a candle, and a very specific kind of evening. MiocAI lets you decide which is which, and the private setting is more than a cosmetic label.

What private actually changes

A private character is kept out of the public surfaces of the site. It does not appear in the character browser, it does not get served up in random character selection, and it stays out of the sitemap that search engines crawl. Other users cannot open it, chat with it, or favorite it. From their side of the glass, it simply does not exist.

What private really means

Treat private as "kept from other users" rather than "sealed in a vault". It is a visibility control, and it does its job well by keeping strangers away from your creation and out of your business. If you want the heavier protection for the conversations themselves, that is what Extra Secure Encryption is for on the chat side.

Cloning and translating

Copy a private character to tweak it and the copy inherits the private setting. You will not accidentally leak your personal bot into the public listings by duplicating it. Adjust the copy freely, it stays yours.

Going public later

You can change your mind. A character can move from private to public whenever you feel like showing it off. Just remember that public characters are judged against the rules more strictly, precisely because more eyes land on them.

Deleting a character

If you would rather it never existed, deleting the character removes it along with the associated assets. The mechanics are covered in Deleting characters.

The short version

Private keeps your character out of every public list and away from other users. It is the right choice for personas you are still shaping, projects you are not ready to share, and anything you would rather keep between you and the model.