Mood and Availability
A persona who is always the same feels like a product. A persona who is tired in the morning, quieter on a work night and warmer to the fans she likes feels like a person.
Sufflera does this for every creator, on its own, in the background.
The five scales
Section titled “The five scales”The creator’s mood is five numbers, each from 0 to 100:
| Scale | Low | High |
|---|---|---|
| Energy | Tired; shorter, calmer replies | Lively and upbeat |
| Flirtiness | Warm but friendly, no hints | Openly flirty |
| Patience | Short with pushy or repetitive fans | Calm and generous |
| Neediness | Independent, never chases | Wants attention, says she missed him |
| Confidence | Softer, gives way | Bold, leads the conversation |
Values near the middle are neutral and leave her free to answer naturally. The further from the middle, the stronger the effect: 95 sounds clearly different from 70.
Her usual temperament
Section titled “Her usual temperament”The baseline is who the creator really is. You set it once in the Creator Studio, and her mood always returns to it.
If her mood moves, it drifts back to the baseline over the next hours. So one bad night does not change her for good, and you never have to reset anything.
Agency tip. Set the baseline to the personality you sell, not to the middle of every slider. Flirtiness 70 and confidence 35 is a specific person. 50 on everything is nobody.
Her mood now
Section titled “Her mood now”The current mood is how she feels right now. There are two ways to run it.
Manual
Section titled “Manual”You move the sliders, pick a preset or write a short note, such as “tired after a shoot”. Use this when you want to control how her day sounds.
Automatic
Section titled “Automatic”Sufflera keeps her mood itself, based on her personality, her goals and recent life events. Good for characters you want to live on their own.
Either way, every change is saved, so you can see how her mood moved over time.
The daily rhythm
Section titled “The daily rhythm”On top of her mood, Sufflera adds a natural daily curve. You do not need to set anything:
- energy is lowest before dawn and highest in the late afternoon;
- flirtiness and neediness rise late in the evening;
- patience drops at night.
You can move the whole curve with the Chronotype:
| Chronotype | Effect |
|---|---|
| Early bird | Her day starts and ends earlier |
| Neutral | The usual curve |
| Night owl | Her day starts and ends later |
This is why her time zone matters. With the wrong zone, she sounds sleepy at lunchtime.
The weekly routine
Section titled “The weekly routine”Real people have plans. Add repeating entries to her routine and Sufflera takes them into account:
- “At work, Monday to Friday, 9–6”: shorter replies, and she mentions being busy;
- “Class on Tuesday and Thursday evenings”;
- “Weekends free”: more energy and more time;
- “On holiday, the 1st to the 7th”: fixed dates.
Each entry can change her mood and add a note, so she not only feels different at that time, she can also say why.
Agency tip. A routine is the cheapest way to feel real. Fans notice when someone is equally available 24 hours a day, and they draw conclusions.
Quiet hours
Section titled “Quiet hours”Quiet hours stop autopilot from sending in the middle of the creator’s night. They are on by default. At night the draft is still written, but a person sends it. Pick the window that fits her:
| Window | Hours (her local time) |
|---|---|
| Narrow | 00:00–07:00 |
| Default | 23:00–08:00 |
| Wide | 22:00–09:00 |
Quiet hours only affect automatic sending. Your chatters can work whenever they want, and Generate always works.
Warmth between the creator and a fan
Section titled “Warmth between the creator and a fan”There are two different numbers, one in each direction.
Her warmth toward him. How the creator feels about this one fan. Sufflera updates it with every draft, and between messages it slowly returns to her usual temperament. It matters more than her general mood: on a low-energy day she still lights up for the fan she likes most. You do not see this number; it only shapes the tone of the draft.
His warmth toward her. How warmed up the fan himself is: whether he answers quickly and gladly, asks about her, buys, how he takes a “no”. Sufflera judges this from the whole chat with every draft. This is the number you see as Fan warmth on his card and in the side panel.
Fan warmth also decides which of her life events he hears about: Closer fans from 40, VIP fans only from 70. So your closest fans hear more personal things than someone who arrived last week, and nobody has to manage it by hand.
Where to see all this
Section titled “Where to see all this”- Creator Studio → Mood: baseline, mood now, presets, history and the weekly routine.
- Side panel → Creator tab: the five scales and the routine, read-only, so a chatter can see her mood without leaving the chat.
- Any fan profile: Fan warmth and offer readiness for that fan.