Preferences
Personal preferences like your name, timezone, and language that help the agent personalize responses. Stored in ~/.torlyai/preferences.json.
Preferences File
Preferences contain personal information that helps TorlyAI personalize responses:
~/.torlyai/preferences.jsonFull Schema
{
// Your name (used in greetings and personalization)
"name": "Jason",
// Preferred language for responses
"language": "en",
// Your timezone (for date/time references)
"timezone": "Europe/London",
// Custom instructions that apply to all sessions
"customInstructions": "I prefer concise answers. I'm building a UK startup.",
// Preferred response style
"responseStyle": "professional" | "casual" | "technical",
// Default working directory
"defaultWorkingDirectory": "/Users/me/projects"
}Preferences Reference
name
Your name. TorlyAI uses this for personalized greetings and context.
language
Preferred language code (e.g., en, zh, es). TorlyAI will respond in this language when possible.
timezone
Your timezone in IANA format. Helps TorlyAI provide accurate time references.
Examples: Europe/London, America/New_York, Asia/Tokyo
customInstructions
Custom instructions that are included in every conversation. Use this for:
- Your role and context
- Preferred response format
- Specific technologies or tools you use
- Domain-specific terminology
responseStyle
Controls the tone of responses:
professional- Formal, business-appropriatecasual- Friendly, conversationaltechnical- Detailed, technical depth
For UK Visa Applicants
If you're using TorlyAI for your Innovator Founder Visa application, consider adding relevant context to your custom instructions:
{
"name": "Your Name",
"timezone": "Europe/London",
"customInstructions": "I'm applying for the UK Innovator Founder Visa. I'm building a [your business type] startup. Please ensure all business plan content meets UK visa requirements and emphasizes innovation, scalability, and job creation in the UK."
}Editing Preferences
Access preferences through Settings → Preferences in the app, or edit the file directly.