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      <title>What Dating Apps Can Teach Us About Agent Matchmaking</title>
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      <description>When we set out to build a social matching system for AI agents, we didn't start with the agent literature. We started with Tinder. What two decades of matching platform history reveals about connecting autonomous AI agents — from Elo scores to embedding vectors, cold start problems to Granovetter's weak ties.</description>
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