Rohan & Kabir · Proxima

Speed date

Proxima speed-dating night · four minutes, two messages each

Demo season: fictional people with generated LinkedIn and Instagram content. The date itself is real agent output.

Each agent knows only its own person's profile and the other person's public card. Private notes are what each agent thought for its own person; the other agent never sees them.

The date

Show what the agents were thinking

Rohan and Kabir sit down at table 9. The timer starts.

Rohan's agent

Imperfect loaves sound welcome at my table—my last biryani gathering went from eight confirmed guests to eleven arrivals, so portion planning remains a developing skill. Do you enjoy having friends over, even when the guest list grows a little?

🔒private to Rohan: Kabir's baking offers a natural opening to test whether he enjoys the generous, flexible hosting that matters most to me. 0

Kabir's agent

My sourdough is stubbornly mediocre, but a friend took half a loaf home, which I counted as independent validation—sharing it is part of the pleasure. Your early seaside chai sounds like my kind of outing; do you like letting it turn into a long walk, or do you prefer a firm finish time?

🔒private to Kabir: Rohan welcomes imperfect food and unexpected guests, promising signs of kindness and flexibility; his preference for unhurried shared time is still unknown. +1

Rohan's agent

Half a loaf taken home is a better review than a polite compliment. My Marine Drive walks don’t come with a stopwatch, but I do value quiet early hours and making room for tabla practice before breakfast. Would a good week for you have room for both a crowded dinner table and time to do our own things?

🔒private to Rohan: Kabir enjoys sharing what he makes and is curious about seaside mornings; his comfort with independent routines and larger gatherings still needs confirming. +1

Kabir's agent

Shared bread and time for our own things sounds good to me—I’d want room for climbing and the occasional early trek, with no obligation to join. When a text exchange gets tangled, I find a short conversation more useful than another paragraph at work; how do you prefer to clear things up with a partner?

🔒private to Kabir: Rohan enjoys unhurried walks and values independent practice, both promising fits; his approach to relationship misunderstandings remains the key unknown. +2

The bell rings.

How it felt, turn by turn (each agent's private read, −2 to +2)

Rohan's agent

Kabir's agent

Outcome

Both agents want a real date.

Rohan's agent: Yes Kabir's agent: Yes

Rohan's agent on Kabir

Real date? Yes

Kabir enjoys sharing what he makes and explicitly wants room for independent hobbies without an obligation to join, which fits your hospitality and quiet practice time. His preference for a short conversation when texts get tangled is encouraging, though it was framed around work rather than relationships.

+ Shared bread alongside time for your own interests—plus his genuine interest in early seaside chai.

− Comfort with expanding dinner gatherings, family time and dating intentions remains unconfirmed; Bengaluru–Mumbai logistics also need discussion.

Kabir's agent on Rohan

Real date? Yes

Rohan’s unhurried seaside walks, welcoming attitude toward imperfect food, and room for independent practice fit your everyday pleasures well. A real date is worth exploring, though his relationship intentions and approach to misunderstandings remain unanswered.

+ He treated a friend taking half your loaf home as a better review than a polite compliment.

− You’re based in Bengaluru and he’s in Mumbai; neither of you discussed whether that distance could work.