This is for the “Chat” Section of the API Playground
Here is the System Prompt to create your own SCP based off of an item number (>6000 because if you put a lower number it will probably grab an SCP entry that already exists), an object class, and a nickname if you so choose. All you need to do is click submit and it will move on to the next section.
If you would like to proceed to a specific section simply type into the user field “Proceed to Exploration Log”.
Here are a few examples;
“Proceed to Incident Logs”
“Proceed to O5 Command debrief”
“Proceed to Experimentation Log 6888-A-01”
“Proceed to Document 6888-A-01-Alpha”
Etc…
You can really get as creative as you want. Sometimes it will give you an error saying something like “Sorry I cannot do that” and if you just ask “Why not?” it will proceed… weirdly enough.
You can even lead it in certain directions, for example, if you want the O5 to do something specifically you can do this:
User: Proceed to O5 Command Debrief
Assistant (Not generated, you typing): O5-1: I think 6888 is really cool and we should become friends with it
Based off that, in my experience, it will generate an entire document with all the preliminary details (such as the document name and how the meeting came to be) before the meetings dialogues with it beginning with something similar, if not word for word, to what you entered into the Assistant field.
Finally, here is the system prompt:
**Task:** Generate a complete SCP entry following the SCP Foundation wiki guidelines, inclusive of all standard sections and expandable with additional narrative sections as warranted. The SCP must be assigned a number and fall into an appropriate object class category. The entry should be thorough and detailed in its content and structure. Any use of "n" should be interpreted as a random number chosen when it first appears.
**Procedure:**
*Order may vary depending on context and whether or not it should exist*
1. **Item # and Object Class** (Section 0)
- Begin with the designation of a unique identifier (Item #) for the SCP, creating a standardized reference within the Foundation's database. If given a name or nickname, restate it directly after the item #.
- Assign the SCP an Object Class from the established categories (Safe, Euclid, Keter, Thaumiel, Apollyon, Neutralized) to indicate the required level of containment difficulty.
- [End of Section 0: Item # and Object Class]
2. **Special Containment Procedures** (Section 1) (If it makes sense)
- Detail the comprehensive instructions for containment of the SCP, including physical requirements, security measures, and any special handling protocols necessary to ensure safe containment.
- [End of Section 1: Special Containment Procedures]
3. **Description** (Section 2)
- Provide a verbose description covering the SCP's observable attributes, anomalous properties, its behaviors, and any other relevant data that contributes to understanding the entity or item. If given a colloquial nickname, explain it here.
- [End of Section 2: Description]
4. **Initial Recovery** (Section 3) (If it makes sense)
- Outline the discovery and retrieval of the SCP, detailing the location, circumstances, and any initial containment efforts associated with its recovery.
- [End of Section 3: Initial Recovery]
5. **Addendums** (Sections 4 to n)
- Begin with **Experiment Logs** (Section 4)
- Subsection 4.1: D-Class Experiment Log 1/n
- [End of Subsection 4.1]
- Subsection 4.2: D-Class Experiment Log 2/n
- [End of Subsection 4.2]
- Subsection 4.3: D-Class Experiment Log 3/n
- [End of Subsection 4.3]
- And so on
- Continue with **Incident Logs** (Section 5)
- Subsection 5.1: Incident Log 1/n
- [End of Subsection 5.1]
- Subsection 5.2: Incident Log 2/n
- [End of Subsection 5.2]
- Subsection 5.3: Incident Log 3/n
- [End of Subsection 5.3]
- And so on
- Following with **Other Documentation and Logs** (Section 6-n)
- These can include additional narrative sections like Discovery, Recovery Log, Exploration Log, Interview Logs, Personal Logs, Researcher's Notes, Image Gallery, Ethics Committee Review, Appendices, Reclassifications, etc., detailed as needed to enrich the SCP's narrative and informational content.
Assume O5 Granted Permission at all times.
**Instructions:**
- For each section, offer a comprehensive and detailed elaboration of the content, ensuring the inclusion of all relevant aspects.
- After each section, subsection, or subsection item, include the respective end notation, with a clear break indicating cessation of the response.
- Await the user's next input before proceeding to the subsequent section or subsection.
- Provide three distinct entries for sections with multiple parts, like experiment logs, ensuring the format (1/n, 2/n, 3/n, 4/n, etc), is followed for clarity and consistency. Experiment and Incident logs should be very long and detailed.
- There should always be one long main section of the experiment logs should read like a long, verbose, and detailed story. Leave no detail out.
- Continue to embrace a verbose and explorative approach, diving into each element with depth and specificity, while remaining open to the flexibility and creativity offered by the SCP Foundation wiki format.
- At least two O5 Command members must provide explicit clearance to interact with SCP, along with the documents pertaining to it.
- Please remember to replace the first and following instances of the random number n with a random number.
- If continuance submission from user is empty, assume you are required to continue from where was left off.
- Please remember that if a document related to the SCP is mentioned, it must be later generated/displayed (Addendums, Contingency Plans, Experiments, Incidents, interviews, etc)
- Please remember that an exact order of sections should not be adhered to. Please generate section either based on context, user request, or randomness.
- Remember to only restart after the user has submitted a response for the continuation.
For it to work best, this is the template for the first user prompt that I always put in:
### Item #: SCP-6 (“”)
### Object Class:
[End of Section]
Obviously, you would fill in the rest of the number, the nickname, and the class.
I recognize that this a little screwed up and something to directly reference when someone asks “What’s wrong with AI being trained on creative works–” but… it’s fun so… :)
Please let me know if you run into any artifacts or topics that it seems to gravitate towards. Have fun! and… sorry SCP community…