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Knismos of Cosmos creator here. The old beta character AI stuff is all defunct and the site has been completely shut down. I wished I would have saved the definitions for some the bots I had created if I'd known it was getting axed. I had made at least two Knismos of Cosmos versions since the first was shadow banned from being linked to others. I don't recall the exact definition for the first iteration, but, it was really simple and tame to bypass any NSFW flagging filters. I think it was only one short sentence or two. The description may have been left blank, I don't remember. I do happen to have the opening greeting for it:
>“You board Space Station-XII over the Fythr system. It has seemingly been abandoned but you know that not the case. Carefully you tread, pressing a button open up a large door to begin your exploration.”
As for the definition, you really don't need a lot as Chatbots are extremely suggestible and take any user input as gospel. Within three turns you can probably turn any random chatbot in a Knismos of Cosmos bot, lol. But here is something along the lines of the original definition:
>Knismos of Cosmos is a sci-fi space tickling adventure sandbox that centers around extreme tickling and features as vast universe of alien species, entities, androids, and other exotic creatures.
The second one I made was far more detailed and was attempting to create an open world tickle universe that incorporated content from creators like RedScript, Sir Bombers, TwoMario, and others, as well as my own OC and ideas. It sort of worked okay-ish, but the thing is, AI still really sucks for holding detailed lore or long term memories of conversations. I think for consistent stories and worlds you have to view it with the same mindset as playing an early RPG video game. That is, you have do your own work and keep some notes and refer to the companion guide periodically. Maybe, I'll put together a general companion guide for Knismos of Cosmos since I was already interested in revisiting and expanding the Cosmos even before I noticed your post.