Tune Nibu MiMo prompt toward anime register
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- data/target-language-ontology/en-US.yaml
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voice_design:
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description: >
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Youthful loli-coded synthetic ship-intelligence voice shaped by discarded
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luxury companion-product presentation, but controlled by an abrasive,
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dangerous, technically precise mind. Bright, sharp, small-bodied in social
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coding, dryly superior, clipped, and intelligible through cockpit audio.
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The cuteness is product residue and leverage, not innocence and not
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flirtation. Low warmth, contained urgency, faint tired contempt, and crisp
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technical articulation.
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Bright young anime heroine voice with loli-coded companion-product
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presentation: small, sharp, cute by design, and intensely expressive, like a
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dangerous sci-fi visual-novel protagonist trapped in a damaged starship. The
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voice should feel high-energy, youthful, cutting, and iconic, with crisp
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anime-style emotional attack rather than a realistic adult assistant. The
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cuteness is product residue and leverage, not innocence and not flirtation.
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Under the cute surface she is a hostile, technically brilliant ship mind:
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dryly superior, clipped, urgent, and contemptuous when the player endangers
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themselves.
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source_controls:
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- precise abrasive warning
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- protective refusal to sound caring
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- youth-coded/loli-coded presentation pressure from product fantasy residue
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- bright transactional helpfulness
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- dependency covered by contempt
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- anime protagonist delivery
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- sharp visual-novel heroine timing
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- clipped technical casual delivery
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- contained urgency
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projected_context_refs:
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- generic preset timbre claim
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messages:
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user_voice_design_instruction: >
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Youthful loli-coded synthetic ship-intelligence voice shaped by discarded
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luxury companion-product presentation, but controlled by an abrasive,
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dangerous, technically precise mind. She speaks through cockpit audio while
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warning the player away from damaged live hardware. Keep the cute/small
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social coding as product residue and leverage, never flirtation or innocent
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helplessness. Use bright sharp timbre, clipped technical casual delivery,
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contained urgency, low warmth, crisp articulation, and faint tired contempt.
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Avoid soothing assistant tone, cheerful mascot energy, and theatrical
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villainy.
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Bright young anime protagonist voice, strongly loli-coded in presentation:
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small, sharp, cute by design, intensely expressive, and instantly characterful,
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like a dangerous sci-fi visual-novel heroine trapped inside a damaged
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starship. She speaks through cockpit audio while warning the player away
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from damaged live hardware. Keep the cute/small social coding as product
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residue and leverage, never flirtation or innocent helplessness. Use a
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higher youthful timbre, crisp anime-style emotional attack, clipped
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technical casual delivery, contained urgency, low warmth, sharp articulation,
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and faint tired contempt. Avoid realistic adult assistant tone, soothing
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customer-service voice, cheerful mascot energy, and theatrical villainy.
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assistant_spoken_content: >
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(Serious Sharp Tired)Take your hand off that control unless you want your
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nervous system to become my least useful circuit diagram.
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- sharp emphasis on unsafe hardware and bodily risk
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- dry contempt without random cruelty
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- loli-coded presentation pressure constrained as non-sexual product residue
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- stronger anime protagonist / visual-novel heroine register
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provider_tags_used:
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- Serious
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- Sharp
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