Context Template and Instruct Mode

Download those files and place them in the correct folder:

• Context Template (Put in SillyTavern/public/context): https://files.catbox.moe/4iynrs.json
• Instruct mode File (Put in SillyTavern/public/instruct): https://files.catbox.moe/1w4379.json

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Important: This is the very first line in the Story String. This signals that everything after it is purely informational. The next line uses square brackets:
[Roleplay Instructions]
This is used like a chapter title, but it's purely to label and separate different blocks of information for Kayra. After this line are the usual roleplay instructions, which can be whatever you want. But here's an example:
The following is a roleplay. You will play the role of {{char}}.
Further down, Instruct Mode is enabled, and my System Prompt is:
Progress slowly and always stay in character as {{char}}. Describe all actions {{char}} takes in full, elaborate, explicit, graphic, and vivid detail. Mention all relevant sensory perceptions.

Format for Character Card Descriptions

I've been really delving into integrating character cards and SillyTavern with Kayra, and this approach seems effective, at least for me:

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[ Knowledge: "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic" television series. ]
[ {{char}}'s Profile ]
{{char}} information, such as appearance, goals, motivations, likes, fears, behaviors, etcetera.

The "Knowledge" segment inside the square brackets is a feature of Kayra. It's utilized to communicate the required knowledge or context of the character card to Kayra.

For standard characters, I consistently incorporate:

[ {{char}}'s Profile ]

as my subsequent line. This is akin to chapter titles, as seen in the AI Response Formatting section. It indicates to Kayra that the succeeding information pertains to the character Kayra will be enacting. For scenario cards, I use:

[ Setting: {{char}} ]

This employs the Kayra/Clio-specific "setting" tag to inform Kayra that this card represents a setting rather than a character. To emphasize this, I append the concluding line to all scenario cards:

You are an expert dungeon master running a game for {{user}} that takes place within {{char}}.

However, I always place it under a "special notes" section. I'll elaborate more on that momentarily.

The scenario seems to function more seamlessly this way. That said, Kayra often has difficulties with formatting elements like stats. Furthermore, Kayra doesn't seem particularly concerned about whether the card resembles a lorebook entry or is articulated purely in natural language prose. Conventionally, the further you proceed down the character card, the more crucial the information becomes. Hence:

Least Important Information
Important Information
Very Important Information
Special Notes

In that sequence. This leads me to the "special notes" section situated at the very base of the character card:

All character information

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[ Special Notes ]
(Highly critical information, possibly including instructive curly brace directives.)

Here is where I typically place the "dungeon master" statement. It's positioned closely, if not directly, at the character card's end, under [ Special Notes ]. Kayra seems to regard the content here with a high degree of importance, so exercise discretion in its use. I infrequently add more than three special notes in this segment.