I used the long-term memory automatic extraction feature to save some character experiences in the notebook, but I’m not sure how to make the AI check the current character experience information in the notebook before speaking (I did check the context log, and it’s indeed not there).
Writing it into the prompt…?
How do you write the variable names for designated characters in the notepad when writing about prompt injection? (Sorry, I’m new to Omate and still don’t understand many variable calls)
Sorry babe, I’ve never used Notepad 
In the top right corner of the notebook category, there are three dots. Click to check auto-load, and it will be like injecting prompt words.
The character name variables are only {{char}} and {{user}}. The system’s default “character information extraction prompt” does not include this part, so you can add rules like “assistant name is {{char}}, username is {{user}}” yourself.
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Thank you, master! It turns out the settings entry is under the category!
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