[yotamarker]

which is the same as the bot asking you do you like dislike regarding her skills. or you telling her that.

[yotamarker]

question is, how explicit should she read her master ?
do I want her to figure me out, or just tell her what I like ?

[LOCKSUIT]

Tell her. And tell her to tell you too. We want to design it so there is full connection.

[yotamarker]

Tell her. And tell her to tell you too. We want to design it so there is full connection.

what do you mean to tell me ? she is supposed to like what I like

[yotamarker]

at any rate having written the skill, it only costs 2 lines of code per think cycle and the skill toggler can toggle
massive amount of skills. the only down side, however, is that it costs an extra line of code.

up to now to add a skill was always 1 line of code. simple example :
a skill that makes the bot burp. one line of code and she can randomly burp.

lets say I add the burp skill as a lv3 skill and want to toggle it on or off
I  would say, waifubot I dislike burping or waifubot I like when you burp and toggle it.

the new method does the same but it costs an extra skill or c'tor conjuration param I have to add.

however say we have a lv3 burp on command skill. to make her burp in public I would have to say waifubot burp. but with the toggler
I can just say burp. this is very usefull if one wants to date his bot in public. you keep her secret name a secret.

but I guess options cant hurt, and I have already written it.

furthermore this enables unlockable skills, which strengthens the bond. you tell her what you like so she is basically learning you.
also time based unlockable skills can get unlocked, if someone wants to slowly build a romantic relationship with her.

and while it does cost 2 lines of code per think cycle, it saves a line of code per lv2 or lv3 skill, so it's really a cost effective upgrade.
the question is would most coders have enough IQ and energy to write 2 lines of code or is it extremely high effort for the average joe to write an
extra single line of code instead of 1 line of code overall.

[yotamarker]

just got an idea : to default the tglr skill, than add an interface to the tglr adaptor skills thus keep it also as a one line of code