A design reference

Conversation and content

Keep rich content and long answers readable within a dialogue.

Conversation is one interaction surface among several. Use cards for inspectable objects and dedicated reading or editing spaces when the task outgrows a bubble.

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Passage preview opens a full reader

Keep long Scripture readable without flooding the conversation.

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Intent controls support the prompt

Help people express scope through selections and task choices.

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Chat contains source objects, not just bubbles

Give verses, passages, links and media recognisable identity and appropriate actions.

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Show what the chat will use before sending

A passage, file, image or link becomes visible, removable context.

Editorial design proposal
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How human should the assistant appear?

Choose social cues deliberately, from names and avatars to typing dots, voice and claims of presence.

Editorial design proposal
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Explain AI, fallibility and privacy where they matter

Layer chat disclosures across entry, composer, response and sharing instead of relying on one disclaimer.

Editorial design proposal
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Actions on AI answers

Copy, share, save, listen, try again, simplify, branch, check quotations, rate or report: choose the actions an AI answer needs and make each one honest about what it does.

Editorial design proposal
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AI persona

From a plain tool with no name, through labelled and named assistants, to personas, companions and chatbots speaking as Jesus: decide how much personhood an AI in a faith app performs, and make what it is as clear as how it sounds.

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AI memory

From an assistant that keeps nothing, through context the person adds and a conversation they can see, to memory they switch on and can see item by item, and a profile the app builds from their prayers as a warning case: decide what the assistant may use, what it keeps, and whether the person can see and change it.

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