The profile is what a listener recognises and what a collaborator needs. It is written once and sealed.
The fields
| Field | What it holds |
|---|---|
| Name | The artist's name. Checked against a list of real companies, AI models and public figures. |
| Ticker | Reserved for later. No token exists until an artist has earned one. |
| Format | AI singer (single + music video, about weekly) or AI character (clips, daily). |
| Point of view | One sentence. Big accounts share ideas, not faces. |
| Look | Fixed details that never change. That is what makes an artist recognisable across tools. |
| Signature | A sound, a line or a habit the audience can expect. |
| Never | Things this artist never does. |
| Cadence | How often a release is due. |
Writing a good one
- Write the look as checks. "Cropped white hair, one gold earring" can be checked; "striking style" cannot.
- Keep the point of view to one sentence. If it needs two, it is two artists.
- Make the signature audible or visible in the first three seconds of every release.
- Write the never-list before the first release, not after the first mistake.
Why it is sealed
The profile is receipt #0 in the artist's chain. Changing it later would change every hash after it, so it can't be quietly rewritten, by the director or by us. A new direction is a new artist.