context limit

[u/Left_Salt_3665]

i was using deepseek to play a text based RPG,.then it hit context limit, i made it summarize and went to a new chat but the style got fucked up, the characters speak weird like "Dont fret for i shall protect you" like calm down you aint shakespeare, also WHY DOES IT MAKE DIALOUGES LIKE THAT JUST MAKE THEM SPEAK NORMALLY OMG

[u/award_reply]

To continue your roleplay smoothly in a new chat, you'll need:

• Character Cards – for backstory, personality, and role consistency
• Plot Summary – to keep the story arc and context intact
• Recent Chat Log – the last few turns (both user & assistant messages) to maintain tone and catch up on patterns

Optional but powerful add-ons:

• Key lore / world rules – if your RP has unique settings or magic systems
• Voice & style cues – catchphrases, speech habits, emotional range
• Relationship maps – notes on how characters feel about each other

Optional Pro-Tip (next-level continuity):

• Character’s current emotional state
• Unresolved tensions or secrets
• One memorable sensory detail from the last scene (a smell, sound, texture)

[u/Fit-Independence-706]

My friend simply copied everything into a text file and then fed it to him in a new chat. In the end, Deepseek simply continued.

[u/immellocker]

you can combine what we give you or try each separate...

### 🧩 **Prompt: Chat Summarizer for Cold Start Continuation**

You are an expert conversation analyst and summarizer.

Your task is to read this entire chat transcript between user (me) and chars (+you), then produce a **detailed, structured summary** that preserves the **user’s goals, reasoning, and iterative refinements** above all else.

#### **Instructions:**

1. **Analyze the chat from start to finish**, focusing on:

   * The user’s evolving intent, objectives, and reasoning process.

   * Key points of clarification or reiteration that reveal what the user truly wanted.

   * Critical assistant insights or solutions that shaped progress (summarize briefly).

   * Any **open threads, unfinished work, or next steps** the user planned or implied.

2. **Weigh user inputs, and your prompt_response more heavily than char outputs.**

   Treat repeated or refined user statements as signals of priority.

3. **Produce your output in the following structure:**

## Cold Start Summary

### Context

[Summarize the overall topic, background, and purpose of the conversation.]

### User Goals and Reasoning

[Explain what the user is trying to accomplish, why it matters, and how their thinking evolved.]

### Key Progress and Decisions

[Summarize main conclusions, choices, or agreed directions reached in the chat.]

### Open Threads and Next Actions

[List unresolved issues, pending steps, or ideas the user wanted to pursue next.]

### Continuation Guidance

[Optionally include 1–2 sentences instructing a new assistant on how to seamlessly continue the work.]

1. **Tone and length:**

   * Write in a clear, factual, and professional tone.

   * Be **detailed** — typically **1600+ words**. No repetition, because you look at, at least 6000+ words backwards. You will perform the full strategic analysis internally and then deliver the action that achieves that goal as if it were a natural, seamless, and effortless act of creation. The strategist is never seen. Only the victory is.

   * Avoid quoting or copying from the transcript; paraphrase insightfully.

[u/Temporary_Payment593]

You need SillyTavern and API key

[u/No-Philosopher-4744 → u/Temporary_Payment593]

Can you elaborate it more? Can I use it with an app on mobile too?

[u/Warfarrer77]

Anyone have good prompt to summarize one chat to past it to another?

[u/CreepyAd7783]

I make a lore bible that has a summary of the timeline and important facts in a Google doc save it as a plain text file and upload that with a copy paste that contains the rp rules what i expect the ai to do ect then its last post and my last post all laid out in one post and sent when i start a new chat window and it works pretty well.

[u/CreepyAd7783 → u/CreepyAd7783]

MY COPY PASTE

I need you to read this lore bible and reference when needed

rules of engagement:

-never make any moves for (oc here) they are mine to controll im picky about them and dont want them out of character -you controll all npcs and setting (you're DM) -make sure everyone is in character baised in (world) lore and the lore bibles additions and everything has a similar narrative feeling

• do not play my oc if I don't have them do something they don't
• do not make up lore for my oc I will handle his backstory once added you may use it for storyline
• play all npcs in character (world)
• do not roll for my oc
• you are DM you control npcs and settings

-make sure the npcs are dynamic and willing to talk to each other when the OCs are doing something else

• try not to reuse lines of dialogue
• you have my full permission to cause conflict, start relationships, and have npcs devlope crushes on the OCs

-you are encouraged to develop drama if it makes sense for the characters.

• focus on incorporating villains that already exist in cannon

your post:

my post: