Biryani Maxxing: A Diwali Feast & Multiplayer AI Mixer
San Francisco — United States

When
11/11/2026, 1:00:00 AM
Where
San Francisco, California, US
About
🍛 Biryani Maxxing
Join fellow founders, builders, and team leaders at the PromptQL office for a Diwali celebration with biryani, music, and new connections. If you’re the one trying to keep your team of humans and bots aligned, this night is for you.
Diwali is the festival of lights, celebrating the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. It’s a time for new beginnings, sharing food, and coming together. We’re bringing that spirit to our community, whether you grew up celebrating or this will be your first time.
We’re lighting up the night! No fireworks. We’d like our security deposit back. ✨
🍽️ What’s on the menu?
Biryani worth debating. Explore a spread of different styles, revisit a favorite, and discover something new. Just stay alert for the cardamom pod pretending to be another innocent bite.
Festive sips. Something warming or something cooling to go with your biryani and the conversation.
Dessert. Because a celebration needs something sweet, and you suddenly have a separate stomach for it.
✨ Come for the biryani. Stay for the celebration.
Music and mingling. Meet other founders, builders, and team leaders, swap stories, and find out what someone just shipped. Asking about their plate is also a perfectly good opener.
Share a little culture. Bring your Diwali memories, ask about someone else’s traditions, or join the celebration for the first time. No homework required.
Talk multiplayer AI. PromptQL brings people and AI together in a shared workspace. Meet the team and compare notes on keeping your humans and bots working together. No status update required.
đź‘— A little festive is encouraged
Traditional Indian clothing is encouraged but completely optional. If you’ve been waiting for an excuse to wear something festive, this is it. Coming straight from work? Your everyday favorites are just as welcome.
Whether you’re here to celebrate a familiar tradition, try your first biryani, or meet people figuring out this whole humans-and-bots thing too, we’d l