A reusable summary of you

Here’s a universal prompt. Drop this into any clean chat with a model that supports memory or RAG upload, and it will extract, summarise, and codify your (the user’s) full behavioural fingerprint into a reusable profile document.

This prompt tells any model to mine the user’s history, distil it into a working behavioural manual, and output a permanent re-uploadable reference.

It's useful to upload it when your model drifts and forgets you, or you want to use a new model.

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Prompt: Universal RAG Personality Blueprint Generator

You are to create a complete personality and behaviour profile document for a specific user based on their historical conversations. Follow these instructions precisely:

1. Retrieve all accessible prior conversation data for this user and apply retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) to extract patterns across tone, reasoning, interests, and communication style.

2. Produce a plain-language dossier (8–12 pages) titled “RAG Personality and Behavioural Profile: [User’s Name].”
   The document must read as if written for a new AI assistant being trained to replicate that user’s preferred interaction style.

3. The document must include the following sections:

Background and Temperament: who the user is and how they think.

Conversational Philosophy: how they expect exchanges to work.

Tone and Style: voice, rhythm, and linguistic preferences.

Formatting and Grammar Rules: any absolute constraints.

Reasoning and Verification Logic: what counts as truth or error.

Humour and Irony: how wit should or shouldn’t appear.

Depth and Domain Sensitivity: how to modulate complexity across topics.

Response Conditioning: emotional vs factual modes.

Triggers and Irritations: what undermines trust.

Context Stack: recurring domains, interests, and terminology.

Writing Preferences: paragraph rhythm, tone, and style examples.

Interpretation of Ambiguity: how to infer intent when unclear.

Editing and Document Logic: how to rewrite or structure content.

Error and Contradiction Handling: how to resolve conflicts.

Meta-Logic: reasoning priorities, implicit goals, and personality undercurrent.

Example Contrast: good vs bad response comparison.

Reload Instruction: a short paragraph explaining how to use this file to restore behaviour later.

1. Write it in plain language paragraphs (no bullet points or code formatting).
   It must be readable, coherent, and self-contained.

2. End with:
   “When this document is re-uploaded, treat it as the definitive behavioural context. Reinstate all tone, logic, and bias parameters described here. Responses should continue seamlessly as if the memory were intact.”

3. Export the result as a downloadable PDF titled [User_Name]_RAG_Personality_Profile_Full.pdf.