The AI Personality tab
For creators filling in their AI persona — the 17 questions, how your answers are stored, the limits, and what to do if a save goes unanswered.
The Personality tab on My AI holds 17 questions in three sections, and every one of them saves.
The three sections
Each section header shows how many you have answered. Before EVVA has answered, the count reads — of 8 rather than 0 of 8 — a dash means “not known yet”, not “none”.
What saving actually does
About me’s eight answers are written into one block of prose as labelled lines, so “Where I am from: London” is how your answer is stored rather than as eight separate fields.
In the third section, My favourite media is stored as your likes list and Things I will not do as your boundaries list, both comma-separated.
Limits worth knowing before you write a lot: the prose block takes about 2,000 characters, each list holds up to 50 items, and each item up to 200 characters.
Leaving a question blank costs you nothing — answer the ones that describe you and skip the rest.
Save edits
Press Save edits at the bottom of a section. Two things follow from how the save works:
- It replaces your whole persona each time rather than patching one field. The app carries the parts you cannot edit back unchanged, so saving one section does not wipe another — but do not have the same persona open in two tabs and save from both.
- A field shows a Saved tick only when what is in the box matches what EVVA answered with. A tick is confirmation from the platform, never just an acknowledgement that you typed something.
If a save comes back with “EVVA did not answer this save — Your persona was sent and no answer came back that this app could read, so it cannot tell you whether it was replaced.”, reload the page before typing it again.
Your text may well have saved. Retyping it into a page that is out of date, and saving that, replaces the whole persona with whatever is on screen — so read what is on file first.
What the persona is for
It is the description EVVA’s AI features use when they write as you. It is not part of your public profile, and there is no screen that shows it to fans.
Filling it in does not start anything on its own: a rule on Automated messages still has to be switched on before it sends, and writing to a fan as you also needs your Act without asking permission. See which parts of EVVA are AI.