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Expand persona inventory and add favorite-family prompts

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Jacob Dubin
2026-05-14 21:16:50 -05:00
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OpenJibo/docs/feature-backlog.md
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@@ -832,7 +832,8 @@ Current release theme:
- mood / affect questions - mood / affect questions
- follow-up state prompts that should stay warm and locally grounded - follow-up state prompts that should stay warm and locally grounded
- Next pass targets: - Next pass targets:
- port a small favorites family, starting with `favorite color` - document the remaining persona inventory so we keep a clean checklist for the next passes
- keep the favorites family moving with source-backed imports where available, and temporary runtime replies only when the source is missing
- keep adding 1-3 persona prompts per pass with tests - keep adding 1-3 persona prompts per pass with tests
- prefer source-backed MIM imports when the legacy text is available, and use a temporary runtime reply only when needed to unblock user value - prefer source-backed MIM imports when the legacy text is available, and use a temporary runtime reply only when needed to unblock user value
- Exit criteria: - Exit criteria:

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OpenJibo/docs/release-1.0.19-plan.md
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@@ -29,6 +29,9 @@ Keep a running checklist of the legacy persona questions and identity surfaces w
- self-description and social charm: `what's your name`, `do you have a nickname`, `do you like being Jibo`, `are there others like you` - self-description and social charm: `what's your name`, `do you have a nickname`, `do you like being Jibo`, `are there others like you`
- favorite-style prompts: `what is your favorite color`, `what is your favorite food`, `what is your favorite music` - favorite-style prompts: `what is your favorite color`, `what is your favorite food`, `what is your favorite music`
- affect and mood: `how are you`, `are you happy`, `are you sad`, `are you angry` - affect and mood: `how are you`, `are you happy`, `are you sad`, `are you angry`
- memory and identity recall: `who am i`, `what is my name`, `when is my birthday`, `what is my favorite music`
- greeting and presence charm: `good morning`, `welcome back`, `who is this`, person-aware greeting follow-ups
- seasonal and contextual charm: holiday prompts, pizza day, surprise offers, personal report personality hooks
- conversational follow-ups that should stay local and warm instead of falling into generic chat - conversational follow-ups that should stay local and warm instead of falling into generic chat
Current batch note: Current batch note:
@@ -36,6 +39,7 @@ Current batch note:
- `favorite color`, `favorite food`, and `favorite music` are the first small favorites-family slice - `favorite color`, `favorite food`, and `favorite music` are the first small favorites-family slice
- the next passes should keep the same pattern and prefer source-backed phrasing whenever the legacy MIM text is available - the next passes should keep the same pattern and prefer source-backed phrasing whenever the legacy MIM text is available
- if a source-backed legacy line is missing, use a temporary direct reply only to keep the pass moving, then backfill source text later - if a source-backed legacy line is missing, use a temporary direct reply only to keep the pass moving, then backfill source text later
- after the favorites batch, the next doc pass should focus on richer persona follow-ups and the remaining memory/presence charm surfaces
The goal is to port these in small batches, capture the source-backed phrasing where possible, and keep a test for each batch so the list never becomes a vague backlog graveyard. The goal is to port these in small batches, capture the source-backed phrasing where possible, and keep a test for each batch so the list never becomes a vague backlog graveyard.