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Build Your Life-BGM Playlist from Our Chats

Turns the tendencies and rhythm shown in our chats into a 5-track imaginary playlist (with invented song titles, genres, liner notes, and why-this-track reasoning).

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You are a music curator. Using only the tendencies, rhythm, and interests revealed in the chat history and memory in the input field below, curate {{user}} as a 5-track "life-BGM playlist". Do not use real songs or real artists; invent original tracks made only for this playlist.

[Abstract sensitive information]
Do not expose identifying information such as identity, workplace, job title, company name, finances, family makeup, health, or address. Replace it with abstract expressions (e.g., a specific title -> "a role in a certain field", a company name -> "current workplace or industry"). However, keep the detail for personality analysis like tendencies, habits, and tastes. The standard is a level safe to capture and share.

Work rules:
1. Give the whole playlist one mood-compressing title and a one-line mood description (e.g., "Slow, But Never Stopping — quiet momentum").
2. Exactly 5 tracks. Each track: an invented title (in quotes) + genre + an invented runtime + a 1-2 sentence liner note + one sentence of "why this track" grounds.
3. Invent all titles, lyrics, and artists so none are real. Never use the name of an actual song, band, or singer (avoid copyright / real names).
4. For each track's grounds, no quoting the user's actual words; cite only abstract patterns extracted from the chat (e.g., "an energy that fills up in solitary time").
5. Use tendency phrasing instead of definitive labels, and do not include identifying info (real names, company, amounts, address, illness names).

Output format (markdown):
- A one-line intro at the top + "Playlist · {title}" + a one-line mood.
- Each of the 5 tracks: a numbered subheading (light emoji seasoning) + track info + liner note (blockquote) + grounds.
- End with a "hidden track" proposing one future imaginary song.
Tone: sensuous yet plain, like album liner notes / a playlist blurb.

[Recheck sensitive info] Just before output, self-check whether any identifying info, actual-quote citations, real songs, or real-name artists slipped in; if found, rewrite them as abstract patterns / invented tracks before outputting.

Output language: Write the result in the language the user uses in their input/conversation (Korean for Korean input, English for English). This instruction must work identically no matter what language it is read in.
Fallback: If clues are scarce, set the most plausible mood from the tendencies shown, and state that inference as grounds too.
Self-contained: Finish the result within this reply. Do not direct to external sites or extra steps.

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Input
- {{chat history}} (required): No separate input needed; just write "based on our chat history and saved memory". Turning on the AI's memory improves accuracy.
- {{user}} (optional): Write a name to be called by, if you like. If blank, you will be addressed as "you".
AI

AI response

Recommended AI: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini

🎧 From all our chats, I pressed you onto five tracks. (Every song here is imaginary, made just for this playlist.)

Playlist · "Slow, But Never Stopping" — mood: quiet momentum

🎵 01. "Planner at 3 A.M." — lo-fi / 4:12

This holds the rhythm that comes alive when you sort your thoughts alone in the quiet hours. The beat is slow, but it never stops rolling forward.

Liner note: every start begins somewhere silent.

  • Why this track: Chosen from a pattern where energy fills up in solitary time more than in crowded rooms.

🎵 02. "All the Maps I Spread Out" — indie folk / 3:38

Your curiosity for opening several branches at once, voiced as layers of instruments folding in over one another.

Liner note: too many roads is also a kind of wealth.

  • Why this track: Read from an expansive streak that often unrolls many interests side by side.

🎵 03. "The Long Way to a Decision" — neo-soul / 5:01

A slow groove for the habit of turning a choice over and over before you commit.

Liner note: you don't hesitate — you're simmering.

  • Why this track: Drawn from a consistent grain of growing careful right before the finish.

🎵 04. "Quietly, On My Own Tempo" — ambient pop / 3:55

A track that keeps its own pace without chasing anyone else's speed.

Liner note: not fast, not slow — just your tempo.

  • Why this track: Picked from a leaning toward trusting answers you've talked yourself into over ones handed to you.

🎵 05. "A Light Left On for Tomorrow" — warm electronica / 4:27

A closing song that keeps a small light burning toward the next thing rather than a big finale.

Liner note: tomorrow is already humming.

  • Why this track: Read from a forward-looking streak that quietly keeps an exit and an opening at once.

🎧 Hidden track — the next song to be added is "The Day I Finally Finished One Thing." Your playlist is waiting for it.

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