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Finley AI is a powerful tool that helps you produce AI-generated tweet comments. It allows you to set various style and behavior parameters so that the generated comment aligns with your brand’s voice and the context of the tweet. The interface is organized into several sections that let you control aspects like tone, humor, energy, length, and specific restrictions.
What It Does: This section is used to define the branding details that may be integrated into the generated tweet comment.
Settings:
Hashtag:
Enter your project’s hashtag (e.g., #MyCrypto). This will be included in the comment if restrictions do not block hashtags.
Cashtag:
Specify your token’s cashtag (e.g., $MYTOKEN). Similar to the hashtag, it is used for branding unless restricted.
Project's X Handle:
Input the project’s X (formerly Twitter) handle (e.g., @YourProjectXHandle). This adds another layer of brand identity to the output.
What They Do: Presets allow you to quickly apply a set of predefined verbal characteristics. Choose one of the following:
Professional: Sets a more formal and reserved style.
Recommended: Balances tone, humor, and energy for a neutral, versatile output.
Meme: Applies a playful, humorous style suitable for meme-like content.
Selecting a preset will automatically adjust the tone, humor, energy, and variation settings to the recommended values for that style.
What It Does: When you toggle Expert Mode, additional sliders become available for granular control over the following:
Tone: Adjusts the level of formality.
Very Formal
Formal
Neutral
Casual
Very Casual
Humor: Controls the seriousness versus the humor of the comment.
Serious
Slightly Serious
Balanced
Humorous
Meme-like
Energy: Sets the dynamism of the comment.
Calm
Moderate
Energetic
Lively
Dynamic
Each slider displays a descriptive label corresponding to its current value. This helps you understand the style that will be applied.
What It Does: The Variation slider determines how much the tone, humor, and energy settings can deviate from their base (preset or chosen) values. It offers four levels:
None: No variation; the values remain fixed.
Low: Slight variation is allowed.
Medium: A moderate range of variation is permitted.
High: The greatest flexibility, allowing significant variation.
A visual indicator (a colored overlay on the slider) shows you the range of allowed deviation, ensuring that the generated output has controlled randomness.
What It Does: This slider lets you specify the desired length of the generated tweet comment in terms of word count.
Settings:
Minimum & Maximum Words: Set the lower and upper bounds for the comment length (typically between 5 and 50 words).
Each generated comment will aim for a target word count randomly chosen within this specified range.
What It Does: These checkboxes allow you to impose restrictions on certain elements within the tweet comment.
No Emojis: Disables the use of emojis in the generated text.
No Hashtags: Prevents hashtags from appearing in the comment.
No Cashtags: Stops cashtags from being included.
No X Handle: Prevents any X handles (mentions) from being used.
Randomize Do’s & Don’ts: If enabled, the system will randomize which restrictions are applied. If disabled, you can manually set each of the above restrictions.
These settings help you maintain brand consistency and ensure that the output adheres to the desired content guidelines.
What It Does: These settings determine how naturally human-like the comment is by introducing imperfections.
Settings:
Allow Typos: Enable this if you want the AI-generated comment to occasionally include typos for a more “human” feel.
Typo Frequency: Adjust the frequency of typos (from 0.1% to 1%). This controls how often typos might appear in the generated text.
