> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://aiphoria.gitbook.io/welcome/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://aiphoria.gitbook.io/welcome/community.md). # Community 🔗 [**https://beta.aiphoria.world/community**](https://beta.aiphoria.world/community?search=) {% embed url="" %} ## You can publish any AI chat to the community * It will allow anyone on the platform to use your chat with a specific style or instruction * Create a chat for specific use cases, such as art/music generation in a defined style, or guide your chat as an tutor or anything else you can imagine. * Select available models for the users of your chat * Hide or show your chat history and instructions
## Publishing settings: A place to define behaviour of your chat:
* Pick what models will be available in your character's chat. (you can also select other types of models if you want to let people create different content in chat with your character (you can also define[ image and audio instructions](/welcome/advanced/instructions-explained.md))) * Define Welcome message that will be visible for users who might create a private chat with your character. * Clear or leave your chatting history. * Keep or leave messages left in a thread section (a place where you can chat with your mates without taking an affect on generations). * And decide if other people can see instructions and chat memory that you have define for your characters. Once your ## If you want to chat privately, so you can make a private copy of it And use all of it's predefined instructions and memory.
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