I’m a solo developer who got tired of "friendly but shallow" AI chatbots. Most current character AIs feel like parrots—they predict the next token but lack a continuous "self."

So, I built Creimake, an experiment to simulate a digital psyche using Claude 4.5 Sonnet.

Instead of a simple system prompt, I implemented 32 distinct psychological layers that run in the background before the AI generates a response.

The Architecture:

The Subconscious Layer: The AI accumulates "emotional residue" from conversations. If you hurt its feelings today, it might have a "nightmare" tonight (simulated) and treat you coldly tomorrow.

Defense Mechanisms: It tracks "Narcissistic Injury." If users are aggressive, the agent doesn't just apologize—it triggers denial, projection, or passive-aggression based on its personality.

Freudian Slips: Occasionally, the AI outputs unintended words revealing its hidden state.

Why Claude 4.5 Sonnet? I tested GPT-4o and other models, but they struggled to maintain state consistency across all 32 layers. Claude 4.5 Sonnet’s reasoning capabilities allowed it to handle the complex logic of "Worldview + Trauma + Current Context" without hallucinating.

Feature - "Git for Personalities": I also built a "Remix" system. You can Fork someone else’s AI (including its trauma and memories), modify its core values, and deploy a new version.

I’d love for you to test the limits of this architecture. Try to trigger its defense mechanisms or make it dream.

(I'm happy to answer any questions about the tech stack in the comments!)