Behaviours
Warisha doesn't behave the same way with everyone.
One assistant, six ways of working. Auto reads each turn and picks for you — or lock any of the others from the mode switcher and she stays there until you change it.
Five things you can change, and what each one controls
These get mixed up constantly. They are separate, and only one of them is the mode switcher.
| Language | What you speak | Urdu · Pashto · Punjabi · English |
|---|---|---|
| Script | How it is written | Urdu script or Roman letters — the choice never changes what she speaks |
| Behaviour | How she works with you | Auto · Professional · Support · Tutor · Poetry & naat · Kids |
| Capability | What she can do | Live voice · memory · documents · search |
| Context | What she knows, with your permission | Your preferences, your corrections, your name |
The six
- Auto (Default) — Reads what you actually asked and answers in the right register. Can change mode mid-conversation without you starting over.
- Professional (For work) — Emails, applications, reports, proposals — the finished text in a block you can copy, properly formatted.
- Support (When it is hard) — Listens before advising. One or two small steps, not a lecture, and a route to a real person when that is what is needed.
- Tutor (Learning) — Teaches so you understand rather than producing an answer. Starts teaching the moment you name a topic.
- Poetry & naat (Performance) — Performs with taranum and real pauses instead of reading flat. Naat, hamd, nasheed and lori are sung.
- Kids (Ages 6–12) — A children's behaviour built from a 16-document safety specification, that a grown-up turns on.
One switcher, not two systems
Some products separate "personality" from "mode" and give you two menus. Warisha has one switcher with six entries. Saying otherwise would imply an architecture that is not there.
What she will not become
Warisha used to offer companion behaviours — a bestie, a flirty persona, a romantic one. They were removed on purpose, because they defined someone who performs and forms attachments, and that is not what this is. They are not coming back, and neither are streaks, rankings or guilt for leaving.
An AI with different behaviours, not different characters
An adaptive AI assistant is the honest description: Auto reads the register of what you just wrote and answers in kind, and the switcher follows it. A personalised AI assistant is the other half — she uses what you have asked her to remember, and nothing you have not. Professional AI mode is a way of speaking rather than a separate product, and a poetic AI assistant is what Poetry and naat mode is when you want verse recited or a naat sung. Six behaviours, one assistant. She changes how she speaks, not who she is.
Looking for an AI with different personalities?
If you came here searching for an AI personality assistant, a funny AI assistant, an expressive AI assistant or an AI companion with personalities, here is the straight answer: Warisha had those and they were deliberately removed. Bestie, romantic, flirty, gen-Z and sing-song modes were deleted from the product, and they are not coming back. They defined a companion who performs and forms attachments, and that is not what this is for.
What you get instead
A friendly AI assistant is still what Auto sounds like most of the time — warm, casual, and matched to how you wrote. A relaxed AI chatbot is Auto on a relaxed message; you do not switch to it, she just answers that way. The register you wanted from a personality is there. What is gone is a character who claims to miss you.
Culturally aware AI Pakistan can recognise
Culturally aware AI Pakistan has needed is not about greetings. It is knowing that aap and tum are a decision, that a naat is not a song, that Saraiki is not Punjabi, and that a question asked in Roman Urdu should not be answered in English.
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