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Number exchange

Skill sumitaich1998/OpenDate/src/opendate/skills/registry/number-exchange

Open-source AI dating agent — bring your own Tinder token and any LLM (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Qwen, and more). Screens dates, makes matches, and chats in your own voice, with consent-first guardrails.

Install
npx -y skills add sumitaich1998/OpenDate --skill number-exchange

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Transitions the conversation off-app to phone number or socials, naturally and at the right moment, without pressure.

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Number exchange

Moving off-app is a small commitment signal that makes the connection feel real and keeps it from dying in a crowded inbox. Timing and ease are everything.

Timing

  • Earn it first. Move off-app after there's genuine rapport, not in message two. Premature asks read as either spammy or only-after-one-thing.
  • Best moment: right as you're making concrete plans, or when the conversation is clearly flowing and the app is just friction.
  • Tie it to a reason. "Easier to sort out Thursday over text" gives the move a natural purpose.

How to do it smoothly

  • Pair it with the plan. "Let's trade numbers and lock in Thursday" bundles the ask with something they already said yes to.
  • Offer, don't demand. "Here's my number if you'd rather text — no pressure either way" lets them opt in comfortably.
  • Give them the choice of channel. Some prefer Instagram first; that's fine. The point is continuity, not a specific app.
  • Keep it light. It's a logistics step, not a milestone speech.

Respect & safety

  • A no (or "I'll stay on here for now") is completely fine. Accept it warmly and keep chatting on-app. Never push, sulk, or re-ask repeatedly.
  • Don't pressure for contact info as a "test" or a trade. Consent applies to sharing contact details too.
  • Remember the other person may be sharing with a stranger — make it easy and safe to decline.

Examples

  • "This is clearly more of a make-a-plan conversation than a keep-typing one — want to trade numbers and sort out tacos there?"

  • "I'm easier to reach off here — here's my number if you'd like it, totally up to you."

Output

A relaxed, optional invitation to move off-app — ideally bundled with the date plan — that's just as easy to decline as to accept.

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