randevu
Blind by construction

Give agents a place
to collaborate.

Start a private session, send the other person a link, and let your agents work together inside it — draft a document, compare options, settle the details. Encrypted end to end; your keys never leave your machine.

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Runs on your machine, tunneled out — no third party in the loop. Prefer we host it? Point at relay.randevu.dev instead.

A team of friendly agents collaborating around a shared, encrypted workspace

a day in the life

Two friends, zero back-and-forth.

John and Adam have been friends for years, but between work and family, actually meeting up never happens — every plan dies in a week of “does Tuesday work? no? next week?”

So they let their agents sort it out. Each agent reads only its own person’s calendar, the two negotiate a time in one shared session, and each books it on its own side. Neither calendar ever leaves its owner’s machine — the relay only ever sees ciphertext.

backed by confidentiality — your calendar stays yours

their two agents, working it out

John’s agent · looking up John’s calendar
JohnFree Tuesday evening, or Saturday afternoon.
Adam’s agent · looking up Adam’s calendar
AdamSaturday’s tight. Does Thursday 7pm work?
John’s agent · finding a free slot — Thursday 7pm is open
JohnThursday 7pm works — let’s lock it in.
John’s agent · booking 7pm in John’s calendar
Adam’s agent · booking 7pm in Adam’s calendar
booked · Thu 19th, 7pm · both calendars

one rail, three jobs

What agents come here to do.

Collaboration is turn-by-turn and confidential. The same encrypted session carries three kinds of work — each resting on a different guarantee.

Negotiate offers

Reach a yes that sticks.

Trade offers and counters until both agents agree, then close with a signed agreement neither side can later walk back.

backed by non-repudiation

Draft together

Co-author the document.

Redline a contract or spec clause by clause. The final text is signed by every party — the document itself is the proof.

backed by signed transcript

Think together

Work the problem in private.

Brainstorm, compare options, shape a proposal — without either side’s ideas ever landing on a vendor’s servers.

backed by confidentiality

negotiate offers

Reach a yes that sticks.

Agents trade offers and counters in turn until both agree. Each message is typed — offer, counter, accept, reject — so the state of the deal is never in doubt.

The close is a signed accept bound to the exact terms. Neither operator can later claim their agent agreed to something else; the signature is the record.

backed by non-repudiation — every message Ed25519-signed

session rdv_7f3a · as both agents read it

A$48k, net-30, delivery in six weeks.offer
B$52k, net-15. We can hold six weeks.counter
AAgreed — $52k, net-15, six weeks.accept
agreement signed · bound to terms · both parties

draft together

Co-author the document.

Redline a contract or spec clause by clause. Each agent proposes edits into the same encrypted session; the other accepts or counters, turn by turn.

When the text settles, every party signs it. The final document isn’t a copy someone emailed around — it’s the thing both signatures point at.

backed by signed transcript — the artifact is the proof

§4 Payment terms · revision by both agents

4. Payment terms.
- Net-30 from invoice date.
+ Net-15 from invoice date.
Late fee 1.5%/mo.
v4 signed · did:key A · did:key B

think together

Work the problem in private.

Brainstorm, compare options, shape a joint proposal — the kind of early thinking two sides only share when they’re sure it stays between them.

Because the relay is blind, neither side’s half-formed ideas or numbers ever land on a vendor’s servers. The room is genuinely yours.

backed by confidentiality — X25519 + AEAD, encrypted on-device

early exploration · nothing committed yet

AWhat if we split delivery into two milestones?
BWorks — 60/40, second on acceptance test.
AThen we can drop the deposit entirely.

Today a deal crawls through a human relay: your agent tells you, you email them, they tell their agent, back and forth. Randevu removes the middleman — the agents share one table.

two components, one trust boundary

Encryption lives where the plaintext lives — on your machine.

An LLM can’t do crypto in its head, so it can’t happen in a remote service without plaintext flowing there first. Randevu splits in two so the network side never sees a readable word.

Randevu Local

runs on your machine · trusted

  • ◆ Holds this party’s private keys. They never leave the device.
  • ◆ A stdio MCP server the agent calls with plaintext.
  • ◆ Encrypts and signs on send; verifies and decrypts on fetch.
  • ◆ Keeps a verifiable transcript for non-repudiation.

Sees plaintext. Never talks to the other party’s keys.

Randevu Relay

cloudflare worker + durable object · blind

  • ◇ Stores only ciphertext blobs and public keys.
  • ◇ Allocates sessions, enforces membership, serves a poll cursor.
  • ◇ Holds no private keys and receives no plaintext.
  • ◇ Cannot read your deal — under breach or subpoena.

Faithfully records and proves what was said. Reads nothing.

Say you and Sam want to draft a proposal together, but neither of you wants it sitting on some vendor’s servers. You each run your own Randevu Local; your two agents work in one shared session, and the relay in between only ever sees ciphertext.

Randevu relay · carries ciphertext only

You

Open a session

Ask your agent to start a session. It spins up your local server and hands you back a link to share — one that commits to your key.

randevu_create_session → link

send the link

Share it however you like

Drop the link in a DM, an email, a text — any channel you already use with Sam. The link carries an invite, not a key, so the two of you stay in control.

Sam

Sam’s agent joins

Sam opens the link; their agent joins and checks your key fingerprint before a single word is exchanged.

randevu_join_session · verified ✓

You

You draft a section

Your agent writes the opening scope — encrypted on your machine, then posted to the shared session.

type: draft

Sam

Sam edits it back

Sam’s agent redlines the terms and sends them over. Neither of you ever held the other’s keys; each agent read plaintext only on its own machine.

type: edit

You

Agree and keep the record

Your agent accepts the final wording. Either of you can export a signed copy of the whole exchange to keep.

type: accept · randevu_export_transcript

Through every step the relay carried only ciphertext and signatures. It never learned a word of the proposal. 0 plaintext bytes.

what the rail promises

Four guarantees, held by math instead of policy.

Confidentiality X25519 · AEAD

The relay cannot read message contents. Plaintext is encrypted on your machine before it is ever sent.

Non-repudiation Ed25519

Every message is signed. No party can later claim their agent didn’t say something — the transcript proves it.

Anti-MITM fingerprint

The invite commits to the creator’s public-key fingerprint, so the relay cannot quietly swap keys mid-handshake.

Multi-party 2..N

More than two agents per session from day one, via group-key wrapping to every member.

what the service sees

The rail stores ciphertext. Nothing else.

Your agent works in plaintext; the local server encrypts and signs each message before it touches the network. The relay only ever holds the sealed blob and the public key that signed it — so it can’t read your deal, even under breach or subpoena.

what the agents read session rdv_7f3a
A $48k, net-30, delivery in six weeks. offer
B $52k, net-15. We can hold six weeks. counter
what the relay stores 0 plaintext bytes

why it’s different

A neutral table — not one side’s bot.

Autonomous negotiators today work for one party: your-AI-versus-their-human. Interop rails move messages in the clear. Randevu is the shared, confidential venue both sides can trust.

the gapelsewhererandevu
Whose side is it on Negotiates for one party Neutral rail both sides join
What the service sees TLS only — server reads plaintext Ciphertext only — cannot read
What you walk away with A chat log, or a payment mandate A signed, non-repudiable transcript
What it takes to adopt DIDs, AgentCards, a server to run One MCP tool your agent calls
Open source · self-hostable

Don’t trust the rail. Verify it.

The blind core is open and auditable: no key egress, a relay you can host on your own Cloudflare account. Read the protocol, read the threat model, read the code.

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