Learn how to configure moderation, foundation model selection, and temperature for your AI character
Introduction
The Core AI Settings section defines the foundational behavior of your AI character by controlling safety filters, the underlying language model, and the creativity level of its responses. These settings have a significant impact on how your character interacts with users, balancing safety, accuracy, and creativity.
Main Features
1. Enable Moderation Filter
This setting allows you to filter out potentially harmful content, including hate speech, profanity, or inappropriate language. You can turn the moderation filter on or off using the toggle located at the top of the page. By default, this setting is enabled.
Disabling the Moderation Filter makes some foundation models unavailable.
Features like Narrative Design and Multilingual support will not work when moderation is disabled.
2. Select Foundation Model
Model availability depends on whether the Moderation Filter is enabled.
Anthropic
Model
Flagship
Claude-Opus-4.1
Claude-Opus-4
Claude-4-Sonnet
Claude-3.7-Sonnet
3. Temperature Control
Function: Adjusts the randomness and creativity in the AI’s responses.
Slider Range:0.0 (most deterministic) to 1.0 (most creative).
Temperature Range
Behavior
Use Case
Low (0.0–0.3)
Deterministic, consistent
Factual Q&A, compliance-critical interactions
Medium (0.4–0.7)
Balanced accuracy and creativity
Conversational agents, customer support
High (0.8–1.0)
Diverse, creative, sometimes unpredictable
Storytelling, brainstorming, roleplay
Lower temperature sharpens the probability distribution for more predictable word choices.
Higher temperature flattens the distribution, allowing less likely words to appear more frequently.
Conclusion
The Core AI Settings give you precise control over your character’s foundation model, safety filters, and response style. By adjusting these parameters, you can create an AI that balances safety, reliability, and creativity to suit your specific application.
