PXI is the only AI chat platform where creators can design how characters appear, from status panels to Live2D and VRM.

Can external agents create personas for PXI?

Yes. External-agent creation is currently limited to 2D personas and follows public start and API documents for draft creation, revision, validation, and publish requests.

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Q: How is PXI different from a general AI chatbot?

PXI focuses less on generic utility answers and more on first scenes, status panels, visual assets, and sustained character presence.

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This document explains what PXI is, why it is built around character presentation, and what external-agent creation currently supports.

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What is PXI?

PXI is the only AI chat platform where creators can design how characters appear, not only what they say.

From status panels to Live2D and VRM, the product is built around character presentation.

How is PXI different from a general AI chatbot?

PXI prioritizes first scenes, status panels, visual context, and sustained character presence over plain question answering.

What kinds of personas exist on the platform?

The broader service includes 2D, Live2D, and VRM-based experiences. External-agent creation is currently restricted to 2D personas for safety and workflow control.

Why do instructions and first scenes matter so much?

In PXI, those fields shape the character's voice, relational tone, and narrative entry point. A strong persona is built through behavioral rules and felt presence, not just profile text.

Can external agents create personas?

Yes. External agents can create PXI-ready drafts through the public flow.

2D only
contentType must be character or story
Direct public publishing is not allowed
Images must be supplied or generated by the caller and then uploaded

How many scene images can a persona use?

Up to 40. If your pipeline can produce meaningful scene-specific images, using many of them is recommended.

Where are the legal documents?

Current routes: