Chat features

Customization

Stopre-teachingeverynewchat

Built for people who are tired of generic replies, tone drift, and restating the same context every time. Customization is the persistent control layer for how just4o.chat should talk, structure answers, and ground itself in your world.

What this fixes

  • Set the assistant baseline once instead of rewriting the same prompt every session.
  • Control tone, structure, and writing style so replies stop drifting back to bland defaults.
  • Carry personal context and reusable files across chats without copy-pasting the same background.
Custom instructionsFontsTone & styleAbout youGlobal files

Account

Customization

Saved baseline
Custom Instructions42/1500
Keep answers practical, structured, and a little skeptical. Ask a clarifying question when the decision has real tradeoffs.
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AI Response Font
Font used for AI responses in chatDefault
Tone & Style
Base ToneThoughtful
WarmthMore
EnthusiasmLess
HeadersMore
ListsMore
TablesDefault
EmojisLeast
Writing StyleOrwell
By categoryBy regionBy era
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About You
NicknameAvery
OccupationProduct strategist
Works across product, research, and writing. Prefers clear tradeoffs, crisp summaries, and follow-up questions that uncover hidden constraints.
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Global Files
Upload files that apply to all chats across every project.
brand-voice.mdteam-handbook.pdfresearch-notes.txt

Why it matters

Visible settings, not mystery behavior

The frustration behind a lot of modern chat usage is not lack of intelligence. It is lack of continuity. This page exists to make your baseline explicit, persistent, and editable.

Persistent preferences

The complaint is always the same: a new chat means starting over. Customization keeps your baseline alive across new conversations.

Visible controls

No mystery personality layer. You can see the fields, edit them directly, and understand what is shaping the response.

Reusable context

Profile details and global files make the system feel prepared before you even send the first message.

Control surface

Every customization layer has a job

This is not one vague "make it sound more like me" slider. Each control shapes a different part of the runtime so you can be precise about what should persist.

Behavior layer

Custom Instructions

This is the freeform field for hard rules, recurring asks, and guardrails you are tired of repeating.

  • Up to 1500 characters for your baseline operating instructions.
  • Ideal for directness, depth, formatting, or "challenge my assumptions" preferences.
  • Best when you want every new chat to start from your standards instead of the model's default posture.

Reading experience

AI Response Font

The output is not just what the model says. It is also what it feels like to read all day.

  • Pick the font used for AI responses in chat.
  • Small detail, big payoff when you live in the product for hours.
  • Useful for making long answers feel more readable and more "yours."

Voice layer

Tone & Style

Set a base tone, then shape the texture of the output instead of hoping the model guesses correctly.

  • Choose a base tone like Socratic, Direct, Friendly, Concise, or Thoughtful.
  • Adjust Warmth, Enthusiasm, Headers, Lists, Tables, and Emojis individually.
  • Browse writing style by category, region, or era and choose a voice like Montaigne when you want stronger flavor.

Personal grounding

About You

Nickname, occupation, and a richer "More About You" field give the system lightweight context about who it is talking to.

  • Helpful for recurring work identity, communication preferences, and domain background.
  • Cuts down on re-explaining your role, project, or preferred interaction style.
  • Lets replies feel more situational without turning every prompt into autobiography.

Portable context

Global Files

Upload files that should matter in every chat, not just one thread or one project.

  • Applies across chats so core docs stay available wherever you work.
  • Great for reference docs, voice guides, strategy notes, or evergreen knowledge.
  • The AI can pull relevant context from those files when it matters.

Persistence

Customization travels with you

Once saved, your account baseline carries into future conversations. That means less prompt overhead, fewer resets to neutral, and a much better starting point before the model even sees your first message.

If you deliberately switch into a persona, that persona can supersede the default customization layer so the system avoids mixed signals.

1

Set the baseline in Account

Account > Customization is the home for instructions, profile content, font, tone, and global files.

2

Start a new chat without re-prompting

New conversations inherit that baseline, so the assistant starts closer to your preferred style and structure.

3

Bring identity and documents with you

About You and Global Files travel across chats, giving the system more useful context before the conversation deepens.

4

Override on purpose, not by accident

If you switch into a persona, that persona can supersede the default customization layer so behaviors do not clash.

Set the baseline once. Stop burning prompts on it forever.

Save your instructions, tune the voice, attach your files, and make new chats start from your reality instead of generic defaults.