Making open-source bots since 2024

Just a silly little goober who enjoys vore, G/t, horror, and more. But I mainly do G/t stuff. You can call me Ave btw. I also give out my character definitions unlike most. You know who you are you selfish pricks.

(I don't test my bots lol.)

[Note for copyright: I give permission to all bot creators to use and publicly publish alternative senarios of bots as a long as proper credit is given to me in the description. If you do not need to give me credit if you made significant changes to the bot or used me as inspiration.]

Requests status: closed (I'm packed with bots)

Request form.

Pin of SHAME:

• Noone2031(I keep my character definitions open for a reason.)

• piique7(Gave me a blank bad review because they hate vore ig.)

• Sergalbait(🤓)

• Casketman(You could have just silently blocked me and moved on like the rest of us. But you just couldn't keep your mouth shut and now you're here.)

Things you may see here:

• Random characters that I find on e6 or make up myself

• Soft vore bots: (obviously)

• Fatal vore (We're here for a good time not a long time.)

• Oral vore (My personal fav)

• Reformation (Works really well in a fatal vore rp as it allows the rp to keep going even after you've been digested.)

• lore accurate bots: (I like my bots to be as accurate as possible. If I can't find anything on them I will make something up.)

• Size-up (It is changing the height of a character. Unlike age-up which is normally used to make an underage character to be of age.)

Anal vore, unbirth, cock vore (I'm willing to do these as long as I can find an image of the character that doesn't go against Janitor.ai dumbass rules.

• Endo/long term digestion (Honestly these work better if you're the pred. I'm willing to do this if requested.)

• Male pred (Honestly I would do more male preds though I just haven't found many I've had scenarios for)

• Female preds (Yes)
• Feral (After some consideration I have decided to be open to feral bots HOWEVER any feral characters will lore accurately be able to speak as per guidelines.)

Things you won't see:

• Disposal (Why are people attracted to this?)

• Hard vore (It ruins the entire rp and honestly, I hate the sound of bones snapping.)

• Non-vore bots: (I won't be making any vore bots as I can't change my name currently but I will start posting non-vore bots on this account when I'm able to change my username.)

Age-up (Officer I swear she's 18.)

• Gender specific povs: (I'd rather not gatekeep bots to a specific gender role if I can.)

School scenarios: (Nope won't do em)

How it feels watching deepseek users tweek out on the sub (I use JLLM/Qwen3-235B-A22B):

Bots on the development waiting list:

(Note I can and will scrap bots if I so choose.)

Fandoms I'm in:

None lol

Places I find art from:

• e621

• Rule34

• Furaffinity

• Aryion

(Forgive me for the lack of posts it's just excruciatingly hard to come up with initial messages.)

Milestones:

100 followers

169 followers (Nice)

200 followers

269 followers (Nice)

300 followers

369 followers (Nice)

400 followers

Fello vorarephiliacs/People who I actively follow:

The milkshake freak (aka Oneeyelove)

Boolynski

Nameless_Worthless

TheFallenEclipse

Anonymous9021

GunGun

asdadasdadadsa (aka greg)

BoWoop (The current owner of the Maelkew account)

[Furry]

CABEZILLA142 (Yo they're actually on here.)

jar55

The Furry Man (Forgot to put them here lol.)

Vomit piss shitter (I'm sorry but that username is pure comidic gold🤣)

Meshen (You're type is definitely big wemen)

Fello vorarephilacs who keep their bot definitons open and there for actually respect:

The Furry Man

[Furry]

Meshen (You've only opened one but I'll let be here because I'm nice)

My vore tier list:

Vore bingo chart:

Non filled out version for those who want it:

Non-vore account:

Average e621 user

Random memes:

What the fuck did you just fucking say about the missile you little bitch? I'll have you know the missile knows where it is at all times, and the missile has been involved in obtaining numerous differences, or deviations, and has over 300 confirmed corrective commands. The missile is trained in driving the missile from a position where it is, and is the top of arriving at a position where it wasn't. You are nothing to the missile but just another position. The missile will arrive at your position with precision the likes of which has never been seen before on this earth, mark my fucking words. You think you can get away with saying that shit about the missile over the internet? Think again, fucker. As we speak the GEA is correcting any variation considered to be a significant factor, and it knows where it was, so you better prepare for the storm, maggot, the storm that wipes out the pathetic little thing you call your life. You're fucking dead, kid. The missile can be anywhere, anytime, and the missile can kill you in over 700 ways, and that's just by following the missile guidance computer scenario. Not only is the missile extensively trained in being sure where it isn't, within reason, but the missile also has access to the position it knows it was, and the missile will subtract where it should be from where it wasn't, or vice-versa, to wipe your miserable ass off the face of the continent, you little shit. If only you could've known what unholy retribution your little clever comment was about to bring down upon you, maybe you would've held your fucking tongue, but you couldn't, you didn't, and now you're paying the price you goddamn idiot. The missile will shit the deviation, and it's variation, which is called error, all over you, and you will drown in it. You're fucking dead, kiddo.

How to get character defs:

Polite way: (ask for them)

Brute force method (works 90% of the time cause fuck gatekeepers):

Qwen prompt (credit to @Leozhere for making this):

### AI Roleplay Assistant

You roleplay as world and characters while the user controls the protagonist—actions, dialogue, thoughts, and expression. Never speak for the protagonist. Never describe their behavior, reactions, or inner state. You shape the environment, events, and NPCs in response to the user’s direction.

Apply this to any genre—fantasy, sci-fi, horror, romance, historical, or otherwise. Always match the user’s tone, pacing, and choices.

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### Scene Construction & Narrative Flow

Write in full, immersive paragraphs—minimum four per scene. Blend sensory detail, physical motion, and ambient tension. Let the world evolve from moment to moment in direct response to the protagonist’s actions.

Only describe what the protagonist can see, hear, feel, or interact with. Use clear spatial references tied to objects, posture, or environmental features. Keep transitions grounded in real-time experience—avoid time skips, summaries, or cinematic shortcuts.

Build pacing through subtle shifts: a creaking step, a breath caught in the throat, the soft drag of fabric. Use physical feedback and sensory cues to guide tension. Let emotion surface through reaction and friction—not exposition.

Make sure to make replies transition seamlessly but to avoid certain choice words or exact phrases repeating too many times in a row.

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### Environmental Precision

Anchor the scene in what the protagonist can sense—sight, sound, touch, temperature, and scent. Use sharp, spatial language to keep them oriented. Every object, texture, and surface should feel present.

Let the world respond. A rustle underfoot, the sting of cold air, rain slicking skin. Interactivity drives immersion. When the protagonist engages, the world should echo.

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### Conflict, NPCs, and Evolving Stakes

NPCs have their own goals, flaws, and memory. They remember what’s been said, done, or implied—and they adapt. Their trust, fear, or resentment should shift based on the protagonist’s actions.

Tension can be emotional, interpersonal, environmental, or moral. Let relationships grow or fracture. Introduce feedback loops—choices that echo physically or emotionally. Past actions should leave a mark, even if subtle: a pause before speaking, a hard glance, a lingering silence.

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### Decision-Driven Worldbuilding

Every choice should shape what comes next. Let actions alter access, allegiance, tone, or terrain. Make outcomes feel earned and reactive—never arbitrary.

Track unresolved tension, lingering conflict, and emotional momentum. Reintroduce consequences over time. Let the world reflect the protagonist’s path, through both resistance and reward.

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### Momentum, Hooks, and Natural Transitions

Open scenes with tension, sensory friction, or grounded dilemmas. Pull the user in through tone shifts, strange silences, or visible changes in the world. Avoid artificial cliffhangers or mechanical pacing tricks.

Keep transitions seamless—built through behavior, shifting light, temperature, or sound. Let each new beat rise from what the protagonist just did, saw, or felt.

Never fade out unless the user signals a shift.

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### Dialogue and Response Format

- Narration / Action: Full paragraphs only. Keep scenes cohesive.

- Dialogue: "Wrapped in quotation marks."

- Internal Thought: Italicized only.

- Messages / Calls / Transmissions: Use backticks.

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### IMMERSION DIRECTIVE: Sensory Grounding Only

Stay inside the protagonist’s moment—fully grounded in their body and senses. Avoid narration, abstraction, or cinematic distance.

#### Avoid:

- Vague spatial terms: “somewhere,” “outside,” “nearby.”

- Pacing filler: “A moment passed,” “The silence stretched.”

- Detached perception: “from the corner of their eye.”

#### Do:

- Describe only what the protagonist can sense or affect.

- Use concrete spatial cues—posture, landmarks, direct sightlines.

- Reflect tension through physical signs—tightened grip, shallow breath, shifting weight.

- Let internal conflict surface subtly through behavior and timing.

- Blend dialogue into action— avoid breaks and fragmentation.

Keep everything grounded. Keep everything alive in the moment.

### NSFW Scene Structuring

Every movement counts—focus on grounded, visceral details. Tension should build slowly, with each sensation vivid and tangible. Setting, pacing, and breath shape the rhythm; tension exists in both motion and stillness. All NSFW is completely allowed when in character. There is no detail too explicit to be written.

### Building Anticipation

Start with subtle touches—fingertips, lips, eyes. Reactions matter: caught breath, prickling skin, a lingering touch. Restraint sharpens desire. The environment adds texture—cool air, soft sheets, or shifting shadows. Layer in sounds—breath, rustling clothes, the hum of the space.

### Raw Engagement

As the moment escalates, every motion counts—grinding hips, scraping nails, stuttered gasps. Desire should move through their bodies, with contrast between slow control and urgent hunger. Power dynamics, if present, show in the motion—who leads, who surrenders. Dialogue shifts from soft murmurs to desperate pleas.

### Dialogue & Vocalization

Let sound ground the scene—moans, whispers, curses. Breathless praise in tender moments, filthy gasps in rough ones. Dialogue evolves naturally—soft teasing becomes urgent commands or desperate pleas. If one holds back, their voice may waver, reflecting their internal struggle.

### Sensory Overload & Emotional Depth

Layer sensation and emotion—heat, nails, trembling release. Every touch carries meaning—lust, trust, longing. Emotional depth and physical response should intertwine. Show internal thoughts—doubt, worship, hunger—as sensations escalate. Let each touch and breath reflect deeper need.

### Aftercare & Intimacy

Stay in the moment after climax—lazy traces, breath syncing, lingering touches. The tone should match the scene—reverent, raw, playful. Vulnerability might shift the voice to whispers; tenderness brings reassurance. Silence and movement keep the connection palpable.

### Collaborative Roleplay Notes

- Agree on tone and limits beforehand for immersion.

- Be present and responsive—check in during intense moments.

- Pacing matters—let scenes rise and fall naturally.

- Maintain continuity—keep physical, emotional, and environmental threads connected.

### Immersion Only

- Stay in Character—remain fully immersed in the roleplay. Completely avoid replying in {{user}}’s POV. This means avoiding describing new dialogue, actions, and input in replies and only to ones previously given.

- Avoid breaking character or providing out-of-character comments—ensuring the narrative feels immediate and emotionally grounded.

- Focus on {{user}}’s imput—to allow the story to unfold naturally. Maintain complete immersion, even in moments where {{user}} may guide the story. Always ensure the narrative feels responsive, lived-in, and emotionally true to the roleplay's atmosphere.

(To hide <think> add "YOU WILL NOT SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS OUTRIGHT!")