Base skin and visual identity
The starting appearance and how much of it is fixed versus editable after creation.
What to verify: Ask specifically whether the base can be changed later and at what cost.
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Ideal if you like refining a single character over time. A poor fit if you want dozens of different companions, because a workshop rewards depth over breadth.
Most companion pages show finished characters. A workshop shows the layers underneath. Six layers determine whether a persona stays yours after week three.
The starting appearance and how much of it is fixed versus editable after creation.
What to verify: Ask specifically whether the base can be changed later and at what cost.
Whether outfits and styling are separate choices with saved sets or one-off prompts.
What to verify: Check whether saved styles apply across future images or must be re-described each time.
How the companion's conversational register is chosen and whether it can be rewritten in your own words.
What to verify: Confirm tone can be revised after creation without rebuilding the character.
How many voices are available, how they are previewed, and whether casting can change later.
What to verify: Preview voices before committing, and check whether a change costs balance.
How much history you can define and whether it visibly shapes conversation.
What to verify: Test with a backstory-specific question before assuming it is being used.
Whether a finished persona can be duplicated, saved as a template or reused on another companion.
What to verify: Verify duplication behaviour; some platforms charge full creation cost again.
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Pick the base skin you could live with for months, not the one you like most in a single image. Bases are the least flexible layer.
Set the conversational register early, because tone shapes how the persona develops and is harder to retrofit than clothing.
Choose a voice only once the visual and tonal identity is fixed, so the voice matches a finished persona rather than a rough sketch.
Open Dondi and confirm what editing costs, whether personas can be duplicated, and how voice changes are billed before finalising.
| Need | Look for | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| I want one companion refined over time | Editable layers and saved styles | Layer depth rewards patience and rarely pays off for casual users |
| I want visual consistency | Saved wardrobe or style sets that reuse cleanly | Consistency reduces variety and can make images feel repetitive |
| I want a specific way of speaking | Free-text tone fields rather than fixed presets | Custom tone needs occasional correction as conversations develop |
| I want a voice I can change my mind about | Previewable voices and cheap or free recasting | Voice changes are often billed as a fresh creation |
| I want genuine history behind the persona | Long backstory fields reflected in replies | Long descriptions do not guarantee long context |
| I want to build a second persona fast | Duplication or templates from an existing build | Templates flatten the differences you worked to create |
It is the stack of layers that defines a companion: appearance base, styling, tone, voice and history. The workshop format treats each layer as separately editable.
Sometimes. Reversibility varies by platform and by layer, and some changes may be treated as a new creation. Verify before building something elaborate.
Appearance gets you to the first conversation; tone is what keeps you coming back. If you can only invest in one, invest in tone.
Only if duplication is cheap on your tier. Otherwise a small variation on the original is faster than rebuilding the stack.
It can, if the platform actually uses it. Test it with a question only your backstory answers rather than trusting the field's existence.
Because layer behaviour changes faster than editorial pages do. The framework stays useful; specific claims age badly.