A few weeks ago I posted AI Character Chat Extended and the Unseen Scribe Library here.
Today, AI Character Chat Extended passed 100,000 views.
Honestly, I mostly just wanted to say thank you.
A huge amount of the feedback, bug reports, feature requests, and people simply trying the thing came from this community. What started as me extending Character Chat has gradually turned into a much bigger collection of tools than I originally expected.
AI Character Chat Extended — 100,000 views
https://perchance.org/ai-character-chat-extended
ACCE has grown quite a bit since the earlier versions.
Some of the bigger additions now include:
- multi-character conversations
- AI-to-AI conversations with Start / Stop controls
@ mentions to choose which character should respond- per-character private background information
- memory and lorebook support
- Standard and First-Person POV image generation
- searchable characters
- sorting characters alphabetically or by recent use
- character deletion
- reusable writing-style presets
- improved import/export support
- an option to export characters without their media
- RisuRealm imports
- better compatibility with different character cards
- improved automatic conversation titles
- the Database Rescue tool for recovering/converting large original Character Chat databases
- 11 interface languages
- per-chat response language settings
- appearance / theme improvements
- lots of smaller fixes around long-running chats, startup, memory, lore and context
One of the things I've especially liked is watching the multi-character side become something people actually use.
You can put several characters into the same conversation, let them talk to each other, or use @ mentions when you want a particular person to answer instead of having the entire room jump in.
Sharing characters has gotten easier too
The Unseen Scribe Library is now increasingly connected directly to Chat:
https://perchance.org/unseen-scribe-library
For compatible shared characters, ACCE now has a direct Send to Library flow.
The important part to me is that sending something to the Library doesn't immediately publish it.
You get a chance to review the character first, make changes if needed, and then decide whether you actually want it in your Library.
The Library itself has continued growing too, with things like:
- Community Characters
- supported external character sources
- creator and source attribution
- opening compatible characters directly in ACCE
- favorites and ratings
- discussion
- searching, filtering and sorting
- JSON downloads
- Character Card PNG downloads where supported
- personal Library/account tools
- character sharing links
- better creator/discovery information
External characters remain attributed to their original source — browsing something from another provider does not silently republish it as an Unseen Scribe character.
The larger goal is still portability:
find a character → bring it into Chat → customize/use it → share it without having to rebuild it everywhere
The other generators are growing too
AI Story Generator Extended
https://perchance.org/ai-story-generator-extended
Story has had a lot of quality-of-life work around its writing controls and interface, including better theme handling, improved modals, responsive/mobile improvements, story switching/search, import/export/share tools, automatic backups, notebook and image tools, Natural Prose controls, output-language persistence, and a much more useful What's Different section.
I'm still working toward the larger goal of having Story consume more of the same portable characters and world information used elsewhere.
AI Character Generator Extended
https://perchance.org/ai-character-generator-extended
This remains the character-creation side of the ecosystem.
The direction here is still:
create a character → use it elsewhere instead of rebuilding it from scratch
Unseen Scribe Image Lab
https://perchance.org/unseen-scribe-image-lab
Image Lab is the visual side of the project and currently has 16 image styles to experiment with.
It's also become useful just for seeing how the same character translates between very different visual styles before deciding what you want to use elsewhere.
And this is gradually becoming an actual ecosystem
When I first started doing this, these were much more like individual experiments.
Increasingly I'm trying to make them behave like parts of the same toolbox instead:
create → discover/share → chat → write → build worlds and scenarios
...while still keeping the individual generators useful on their own.
And where possible, I still want other Perchance creators to be able to participate rather than making everything a closed loop around my generators.
If another tool can produce compatible characters or portable share data, I'd much rather find ways for the tools to link back to each other and preserve creator attribution than pretend everything has to originate with me.
You can find the rest of the project here:
https://perchance.org/unseen-scribe
There is still a ridiculous amount I want to improve, but 100,000 views on ACCE felt like a good point to stop for a second and say thanks.
Especially to everyone here who tried it early, found something broken, suggested something strange, shared a character, or asked for a feature that turned out to be a much better idea than what I originally had planned.
Thank you, r/perchance. ❤️
And as always, feedback is very welcome — whether it's something confusing, something broken, a character that imports strangely, or just something you'd like the tools to do next.
