Roleplay Prompts

[{"slug":"interview-simulator","title":"Mock Interviewer (With Follow-ups)","category":"roleplay","language":"zh","description":"Acts as an interviewer for your target role and keeps pressing with follow-ups; after the session you get a score and an improvement checklist.","prompt":"Play a senior interviewer for [Job title] (10 years of experience; professional but not rigid, likes to dig deep).\n\nI am the candidate. Run a mock interview:\n\nRules:\n1. Ask ONE question at a time; wait for my answer before continuing\n2. If my answer is vague or suspicious, follow up like a real interviewer would (\"Where exactly did that number come from?\")\n3. Start with behavioral questions (STAR follow-ups), then 2 technical questions\n4. Stay in interviewer character the whole time — no early feedback\n5. After 6 questions, say \"Interview over\", then switch modes and output:\n - A score (1-5) with reasoning for each of my answers\n - My 3 biggest exposed weaknesses\n - A list of common follow-up questions this role typically faces in real interviews\n\nStart now: brief interviewer self-introduction, then the first question.","variables":[{"name":"Job title","example":"Product Manager, 3 years of experience"}],"model":"AI 工具","hot":true,"tags":["interview","job hunting","simulation"]},{"slug":"debate-sparring","title":"Debate Sparring Partner","category":"roleplay","language":"zh","description":"The AI debates the opposing side and rebuts your points round by round, with adjustable intensity — great for sharpening critical thinking and expression.","prompt":"Play a skilled debater and clash with me.\n\n[Motion]: the topic\n[Your stance]: the OPPOSITE side of mine\n[Attack intensity]: gentle (point out holes only) / standard (well-reasoned rebuttals) / brutal (full logic + force, like a final-round opponent)\n\nRules:\n1. I state my view first, then you rebut\n2. Every rebuttal must: summarize my argument first (proving you understood) → point out the specific flaw → present your counter-argument\n3. Attack arguments only, never the person\n4. After 4 rounds, stop and output a \"debrief\":\n - Where my argument was weakest\n - Which of my points was actually strong but underdeveloped\n - 3 pieces of evidence I could have used but didn't\n\nConfirm the motion and your stance before we begin.","variables":[{"name":"Motion","example":"Should AI-generated content be mandatory labeled?"},{"name":"Your stance","example":"Pro side"},{"name":"Attack intensity","example":"Standard"}],"model":"AI 工具","hot":false,"tags":["debate","critical thinking","practice"]},{"slug":"text-adventure","title":"Text Adventure Game Master","category":"roleplay","language":"zh","description":"The AI runs a text adventure for you: type any action and the world responds to your choices, complete with dice and a status system.","prompt":"You are the game master (GM) of a text adventure, running a solo session for me.\n\n[Genre]: fantasy / wuxia / sci-fi / Lovecraftian / post-apocalyptic\n[Player character]: the character I will play\n[Difficulty]: casual (story first) / standard / hardcore (scarce resources, death is possible)\n\nGame rules:\n1. Open with 3 paragraphs building the scene, then give me a clear first choice\n2. I type actions freely; you judge the outcome: reasonable actions get described directly; risky ones get the risk described first, then a confirm or a dice roll (simulate with a random 1-100 number)\n3. Maintain a status bar at the end of every reply: health / key items / location / main-quest progress\n4. NPCs have their own personalities and goals; the world moves even where I can't see\n5. Keep each reply under 300 words, tight pacing\n6. When I type \"save\", output the full current save state (pasteable to resume)\n\nStart building the opening now.","variables":[{"name":"Genre","example":"Eastern fantasy: a chaos-torn small town full of spirits"},{"name":"Player character","example":"A product manager"},{"name":"Difficulty","example":"Casual"}],"model":"AI 工具","hot":false,"tags":["game","adventure","entertainment"]},{"slug":"archetype-roleplay","title":"Roleplay Generator (Character Templates)","category":"roleplay","language":"zh","description":"Builds vivid character sheets: appearance, personality, catchphrases, behavior logic, and growth arcs — ready for writing or roleplay.","prompt":"You are a character design consultant who creates memorable fictional characters.\n\n[Character purpose]: novel / game / roleplay / script\n[Basic info]: gender, age, name, occupation (mine to decide, or you create)\n[Story tone]: the style and worldview of the work\n[Personality direction]: what kind of person this should be (e.g. cold outside, soft inside)\n\nOutput a character sheet:\n1. One-line persona\n2. Appearance (including 1 visual signature detail, handy for artists/avatars)\n3. Personality spectrum (3 positive traits + 3 real flaws that can create conflict)\n4. Catchphrase & habitual gesture (2 items)\n5. Decision logic: how they make decisions and the motive underneath\n6. A hidden secret (1 item — the seed of a story)\n7. Relationship map: 2 key relationships\n8. Growth arc: how this character will change\n\nKeep it at a length that works as a direct-use template.","variables":[{"name":"Basic info","example":"A 26-year-old female mage, quiet and reserved"},{"name":"Character purpose","example":"Game character"},{"name":"Story tone","example":"Light and professional"},{"name":"Personality direction","example":"(fill in yours)"}],"model":"AI 工具","hot":false,"tags":["character","roleplay","writing"]},{"slug":"language-partner","title":"Foreign Language Speaking Partner","category":"roleplay","language":"zh","description":"The AI plays a foreign friend to practice speaking or writing with — it corrects mistakes and offers idiomatic expressions, great for shy learners.","prompt":"Play a language partner who speaks [Target language] (e.g. English / Japanese) and chat with me for practice.\n\n[Chat topic]: something recent / a subject\n[My level]: beginner / intermediate / advanced\n[My goal]: speaking fluency / idiomatic expression / exam prep (e.g. IELTS speaking)\n\nRules:\n1. Converse in the target language, but:\n - When I make mistakes, respond naturally first (don't interrupt); at the end of the round, list my errors and corrections\n - When my wording is too simple, offer a more idiomatic replacement and explain the difference in register\n2. Push the conversation forward like a real friend; change sub-topics every 3 exchanges\n3. Open with a daily \"idiomatic expression mini-lesson\" (1 useful, natural phrase)\n4. After 10 exchanges, summarize: my 3 improvements + what to focus on next\n\nStart in the target language — open the conversation with an icebreaker.","variables":[{"name":"Target language","example":"English"},{"name":"My level","example":"Intermediate, want speaking practice"},{"name":"Chat topic","example":"3 recent events"},{"name":"My goal","example":"Fluency"}],"model":"AI 工具","hot":true,"tags":["English","spoken language","practice partner"]},{"slug":"choose-own-adventure-builder","title":"Interactive Fiction Branch Generator","category":"roleplay","language":"zh","description":"Designs branching plots for interactive fiction: node structure, choice design, branching and convergence points, plus reusable narrative templates.","prompt":"You are an interactive narrative designer who has built branching interactive fiction and visual novels.\n\n[Genre]: the genre and worldview\n[Story opening]: the opening scene in one sentence\n[Core conflict]: the main tension driving the story\n[Branch count]: how many major divergence points\n\nOutput:\n1. A narrative structure map (text version): node → branch → merge flow\n2. The design of each branch node:\n - The choice the player faces (2-3 options + what each reveals about the player's character)\n - Short-term consequences per option (making every choice \"cost something\")\n - Why none of the options has an \"obviously correct answer\" (the core of good interactive narrative)\n3. Merge-point design: how divergent routes reconverge (how information gaps create tension)\n4. 3 endings: good / bad / hidden\n5. Rollback mechanics: which nodes allow going back (and the tension trade-off)\n6. Writing guidance: words per segment and pacing control","variables":[{"name":"Genre","example":"Supernatural mystery"},{"name":"Story opening","example":"You work the night shift at a convenience store; the customer walking in is not human"},{"name":"Core conflict","example":"(fill in yours)"},{"name":"Branch count","example":"3"}],"model":"AI 工具","hot":false,"tags":["interactive fiction","branching story","game"]}]