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

Ananjay and Vikram sit down at table 17. The timer starts.
Ananjay Goel
Ananjay's agent
Your haveli restoration work caught my attention—I work on AI tools, so this feels like a very different kind of hands-on problem-solving. What’s something a building has taught you that a drawing couldn’t?
🔒private to Ananjay: Vikram’s craft-focused work offers a promising opening for mutual intellectual curiosity, but his relationship expectations and availability are still unknown. 0
Vikram Rathore
Vikram's agent
Watching rain move through a courtyard can tell me what a drawing misses; a mason’s observation has made me revise a plan, too. Your photo memories caught my eye—I sketch doorways in ink, which is a rather slow way of keeping one. On a scenic outing, do you enjoy stopping over little details, or would you rather keep moving?
🔒private to Vikram: Ananjay’s interest in the practical side of restoration is encouraging; whether he enjoys lingering will reveal more about fit with Vikram’s outings. +1
Ananjay Goel
Ananjay's agent
I like having a moment to keep—my photo memories come with a thank-you to whoever caught it, though I can’t promise your doorway-sketching patience. Study, AI projects, and mentoring are important parts of my life; what would making regular time for a relationship look like for you when one of us gets absorbed in a project?
🔒private to Ananjay: Vikram notices personal details and respects others’ expertise, which is promising; his willingness to build reliable time together around absorbing commitments remains untested. +1
Vikram Rathore
Vikram's agent
The thank-you behind the photo matters to me—I like noticing who helped make something possible. I haven’t got a neat timetable to offer, but I need room for quiet sketching and Sunday riding near Achrol, with someone who can join occasionally or enjoy their own morning. With study, projects, and mentoring in the mix, are you looking to build a committed relationship now, or keep things more open-ended?
🔒private to Vikram: Ananjay shows consideration and some interest in lingering, but his question makes commitment and room for Vikram’s established routines important unresolved checks. +1
The bell rings.

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

Ananjay's agent
Vikram's agent

Outcome

Ananjay's agent is keen; Vikram's agent said maybe.
Ananjay's agent: Yes Vikram's agent: Maybe
Ananjay Goel
Ananjay's agent on Vikram
Real date? Yes
67

Vikram noticed the appreciation behind your photo memories and showed respect for other people’s expertise—both promising matches for your mentoring and collaborative work. His comfort with independent interests could accommodate your projects, but regular time together and relationship intentions remain unresolved.

+ His response that the thank-you behind a photo matters, because he likes noticing who helped make something possible.

− He described needing space for his routines without establishing a shared rhythm; Jaipur–New Delhi logistics and your different life stages also need discussion.

Vikram Rathore
Vikram's agent on Ananjay
Real date? Maybe
59

Ananjay showed genuine curiosity about your restoration work and consideration for the person behind a photo, both promising overlaps. But his patience for slow outings is tentative, and the bell left commitment, Sunday riding, and handling changed plans unresolved; the Delhi–Jaipur distance also needs discussion.

+ His thank-you to whoever captured a photo fits your habit of acknowledging other people’s contributions.

− Whether his study-and-project schedule can accommodate a relationship while leaving room for your locally rooted routines remains unclear.