Agent Doesn’t Feel On-Brand?

1. Review Personality Settings

Go to your agent settings and revisit the Personality configuration.

• Did you choose the personality preset that fits your project? (e.g. Friendly, Funny, Professional)

• Did you add a natural language description to refine it?

Example improvements:

• Add: “Speaks like a Gen-Z crypto degen with sharp wit”

• Add: “Sounds like a calm, experienced Web3 product manager”

2. Adjust the Tone

Tone affects how your agent delivers its messages.

Check if your selected tone:

• Matches your brand voice

• Supports your personality setting

Examples:

• If your group is hype-driven: use Bold or Playful

• If your group is utility/product-focused: use Informative or Calm

3. Reword Tasks for Brand Consistency

Go to the Tasks section:

• Review the language in each task output

• Adjust the copy to better match your project’s voice

For example:

• Change “Let’s goooo!” to “We’ve just unlocked a new milestone—check it out.”

• Replace emojis, slang, or formal tone depending on your audience

4. Revisit Project Knowledge Tone

Your agent also inherits tone from the way your knowledge is written.

• Use the same language your team would use in announcements or product docs

• Avoid switching between playful and formal styles in the same knowledge block

• Read your content out loud—does it sound like you?

5. Test and Iterate

• Use the Live Chat to test different kinds of prompts

• Evaluate whether replies match your expectations

• Make small tweaks to personality, tone, or response copy

6. Use Copilot for Help

Ask Grup Copilot:

• “How do I make my agent sound more like my brand?”

• “Help me rewrite this task to sound cooler/more serious/etc.”