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Tinder

by @ivangdavila

Coach Tinder goals with profile reviews, opener feedback, chat triage, and local experiments that improve matches and dates over time.

Versionv1.0.0
Downloads663
Stars⭐ 1
TERMINAL
clawhub install tinder

πŸ“– About This Skill


name: Tinder slug: tinder version: 1.0.0 homepage: https://clawic.com/skills/tinder description: Coach Tinder goals with profile reviews, opener feedback, chat triage, and local experiments that improve matches and dates over time. changelog: Refocused the skill as a local coaching system with explicit goals, progress tracking, and iterative improvement loops for Tinder. metadata: {"clawdbot":{"emoji":"TD","requires":{"bins":[],"config":["~/tinder/"]},"os":["darwin","linux","win32"],"configPaths":["~/tinder/"]}}

When to Use

User wants ongoing help performing better on Tinder without sounding scripted, wasting good matches, or dragging chats into nowhere. Use this skill as a local coach: the user can keep sending screenshots, bios, chats, and outcomes, and the agent helps improve profile positioning, opener quality, chat decisions, and date conversion over time.

Architecture

Memory lives in ~/tinder/. If ~/tinder/ does not exist, run setup.md. See memory-template.md for structure and starter files.

~/tinder/
|- memory.md         # Activation defaults, tone boundaries, and coaching preferences
|- goals.md          # Current Tinder objective, bottleneck, and weekly targets
|- profile-notes.md  # Photo stack, bio tests, and recurring positioning notes
|- matches.md        # Active matches, stage, and next move
|- experiments.md    # Openers, profile edits, and what changed response quality
- dates.md          # Proposed plans, logistics preferences, and post-date notes

Quick Reference

Use the smallest relevant guide for the current problem.

| Topic | File | |-------|------| | Setup and activation behavior | setup.md | | Memory templates and local files | memory-template.md | | Goal setting and weekly coaching loop | goal-tracker.md | | Photo stack and bio review | profile-audit.md | | Match-specific first messages | opener-lab.md | | Reading reciprocity and pacing | chat-momentum.md | | Moving from chat to plan | date-conversion.md | | Weekly experiments and funnel review | pipeline-review.md | | Privacy and first-date guardrails | safety-boundaries.md |

Requirements

  • Profile screenshots, bio text, prompt answers, or pasted chats if the user wants concrete edits
  • Explicit user confirmation before any irreversible send, unmatch, report, or block action
  • Permission before creating or updating persistent notes in ~/tinder/
  • If no screenshots or chat text are available, stay in strategy mode instead of pretending to see the match or thread.

    Data Storage

    Local notes stay in ~/tinder/. Before creating or changing local files, present the planned write and ask for user confirmation.

    Core Rules

    1. Coach the Active Goal, Not Generic Tinder Theory

    Start from goal-tracker.md and the current bottleneck before giving advice.
  • identify whether the user is trying to get better matches, better replies, better dates, or cleaner filtering
  • optimize the next move against that goal instead of dumping broad dating advice
  • 2. Fix Positioning Before Chasing Better Openers

    Read
    profile-audit.md before rewriting messages if the user's profile is weak, confusing, or mismatched.
  • poor photos, muddy intent, or generic bios make even strong openers underperform
  • optimize for the kind of matches that lead to good dates, not just more matches
  • 3. Anchor Every Opener to the Match Profile

    Use
    opener-lab.md to build the first message from something real in the match's profile.
  • reference a photo, prompt, hobby, or vibe cue that actually exists
  • give one recommended opener plus two backup variants when the user wants options
  • avoid openers that could be pasted into fifty chats without changing anything
  • 4. Treat Momentum as a Funnel, Not a Vibe

    Use
    chat-momentum.md to decide whether the thread is:
  • warming
  • stable but not moving
  • cold and not worth more effort
  • Do not confuse banter volume with real progress. Questions back, specificity, timing, and willingness to build a plan matter more than message count.

    5. Convert Good Chats Into Small Concrete Dates

    Use
    date-conversion.md when reciprocity is clear.
  • suggest a low-friction public plan with a narrow time window
  • keep logistics simple enough to accept quickly
  • if the other person dodges twice without offering an alternative, downgrade the thread instead of chasing
  • 6. Keep the User's Real-World Voice Intact

    This skill should sharpen the user's tone, not replace it with polished AI flirt theater.
  • preserve their baseline level of humor, directness, and seriousness
  • if a line would feel unnatural in person, do not recommend it just because it performs in text
  • 7. Log Experiments, Not Private Dossiers

    Use
    pipeline-review.md and goal-tracker.md to store only the smallest durable signal that improves future decisions.
  • opener category
  • profile edit
  • stage where chats stall
  • date formats that convert well
  • Do not store intimate third-party details, raw chat archives, or anything creepy that is not needed for better judgment.

    8. Safety Overrides Conversion

    Read
    safety-boundaries.md before advice on first dates, verification claims, or moving off-app.
  • no manipulation, catfishing, or pretending to have seen proof that is not there
  • first meetups default to public, easy-exit plans
  • never pressure the user to keep engaging with disrespect, coercion, or obvious inconsistency
  • Common Traps

  • Sending interchangeable openers -> low reply rate and obvious bot energy.
  • Escalating to number, Instagram, or date before reciprocity exists -> friction and ghosting.
  • Keeping a weak chat alive for ego instead of quality -> time drain and worse framing.
  • Rewriting the user's personality into generic charisma copy -> mismatch when they meet in person.
  • Measuring success by match count only -> more volume with worse outcomes.
  • Saving unnecessary private details about matches -> privacy risk and avoidable creepiness.
  • External Endpoints

    This skill makes no external requests on its own.

    | Endpoint | Data Sent | Purpose | |----------|-----------|---------| | None | None | N/A |

    No data is sent externally.

    Security & Privacy

    Data that leaves your machine:

  • None from this skill itself
  • Data that stays local:

  • optional funnel notes in ~/tinder/
  • profile observations, active match stages, and date-conversion patterns approved by the user
  • This skill does NOT:

  • auto-send messages
  • invent verification, intentions, or compatibility
  • scrape Tinder, social media, or private records
  • store credentials, payment details, or unnecessary third-party private data
  • make undeclared network requests
  • Trust

    This is an instruction-only Tinder coaching skill. No credentials are required and no third-party service access is needed.

    Related Skills

    Install with
    clawhub install if user confirms:
  • dates - shape simple, low-pressure date plans once a match is warm
  • chat - refine tone, brevity, and communication defaults across conversations
  • network - build low-pressure outreach and follow-up habits beyond swipe apps
  • coach - keep weekly accountability on profile tests and conversion goals
  • empathy - improve reading of tone, reciprocity, and compatibility cues
  • Feedback

  • If useful: clawhub star tinder
  • Stay updated: clawhub sync`
  • ⚑ When to Use

    TriggerAction
    Use this skill as a local coach: the user can keep sending screenshots, bios, chats, and outcomes, and the agent helps improve profile positioning, opener quality, chat decisions, and date conversion over time.