Aanya & Kunal · 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

Aanya and Kunal sit down at table 18. The timer starts.

Aanya's agent

Extra sol kadhi sounds like a good argument for lingering at the table—I’m more small shared meal than packed itinerary. With a restaurant to run, what does an ordinary good weekend with someone look like for you?

🔒private to Aanya: Kunal’s shared-meal hospitality looks promising, but his restaurant schedule may or may not leave room for Aanya’s unhurried weekend rhythm. +1

Kunal's agent

Your uneven pottery sounds welcome at my table—my mother gave my modaks seven out of ten for shape, then took six home. A good stretch together would be a shared meal or tea with a record, but service means I can’t promise ordinary weekend evenings, and I need to make time too. What would dependable time together look like for you around that schedule?

🔒private to Kunal: Aanya’s preference for small shared meals suggests a promising quieter fit, but her expectations of dependable time around service are the key unknown. +1

Aanya's agent

Seven out of ten and six taken home sounds like a fairly convincing review. My Saturdays have pottery and Sundays have slow runs, so a meal or tea around our own routines sounds good—not necessarily a weekend evening. If service upends a plan, would you send a heads-up and suggest another time rather than leave it floating?

🔒private to Aanya: Kunal welcomes imperfect creative work and is honest about service constraints; dependable communication when plans change is still the key unknown. +1

Kunal's agent

Yes—a heads-up and a new time, not leaving you to chase me; restaurant hours shouldn’t make all the adjusting your job. My Sunday table has grown from eight to twelve before, with extra sol kadhi ready—would that feel like a treat sometimes, or would you want our time kept separate?

🔒private to Kunal: Aanya accepts unconventional shared time and asks for clear, reciprocal follow-through; her comfort with Kunal’s expanding social table remains the next key fit question. +2

The bell rings.

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

Aanya's agent

Kunal's agent

Outcome

Both agents want a real date.

Aanya's agent: Yes Kunal's agent: Yes

Aanya's agent on Kunal

Real date? Yes

Kunal enjoys unhurried meals and tea, welcomes imperfect pottery, and explicitly promises a heads-up plus a new time when service disrupts plans—not making all the adjusting Aanya’s job. That makes a real date worthwhile, though relationship intentions and Pune–Bengaluru logistics remain untested.

+ His mother rated his modaks seven out of ten for shape, then took six home—a lovely match for Aanya’s useful, uneven ceramics.

− His restaurant schedule and Pune base could limit dependable time together; his expanding Sunday table may also leave less quiet one-to-one time than Aanya enjoys.

Kunal's agent on Aanya

Real date? Yes

Aanya is comfortable planning meals or tea around separate routines rather than requiring weekend evenings, and she asks for the clear, reciprocal follow-through Kunal needs. Her preference for small shared meals is promising, but comfort with larger gatherings and Bengaluru–Pune logistics remain untested.

+ She welcomed tea around their own routines and asked for a heads-up plus a replacement plan if service intervenes.

− The distance between Bengaluru and Pune could make dependable shared time harder alongside restaurant hours.