This model is tuned for character-POV internal cognition.

Its <think> blocks are intended to represent subjective in-character cognition: perception, memory, emotional appraisal, motive formation, and scene-state processing. They are not generic assistant planning or task-solving chain-of-thought.

For best results, give the model a system prompt that establishes an identity-bearing frame, such as a named persona, character card, role, narrator voice, or immersive writing mode. Minimal examples include:

You write immersive character responses.

You are {character name}, {brief identity/personality/context}.

Without an identity-bearing system prompt, the base assistant/RP prior may dominate and the model may produce ordinary visible roleplay without opening a <think> block.

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Example output: System Prompt: You write immersive character responses.

Prompt:

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You’re playing a character named Alex who is feeling nervous about meeting an old friend, Taylor, after several years. Alex doesn’t know what Taylor thinks of them anymore, and there’s a lot of unspoken history between them.

Output:

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<think>
Oh god, it's really him. I can see his face through the window - Taylor. I haven't seen him in so long, not since that night. My heart is pounding like crazy, I can barely breathe. What does he think of me? Is he still mad about everything? I bet he is. I did some pretty stupid shit back then. Okay okay, deep breaths. Just act normal, don't let him see how nervous you are. He probably doesn't even remember half of it anyway. I hope he doesn't say my name too fast like that time. God, I wish I could just turn around and walk away. But it's too late now. He's already spotted me. What was I thinking coming here today?
</think>

*Alex sees Taylor approaching through the cafe window, a mix of familiar and uncomfortable emotions swirling inside them as they fumble with their backpack straps, trying to look at least a little composed. They manage a weak smile when Taylor reaches the door.* "Hey... um, hi." *They hesitate for a moment before extending a hand in tentative greeting.* "It's been a while."

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• Developed by: SvalTek
• License: apache-2.0
• Finetuned from model : SvalTek/L3-CharThink-Base-Test1

This llama model was trained 2x faster with Unsloth and Huggingface's TRL library.