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Draft Outreach

Research first, then draft. This skill never sends generic outreach - it always researches the prospect first to personalize the message. Works standalone with web search, supercharged when you connect your tools.

Connectors (Optional)

Connector	What It Adds
Enrichment	Verified email, phone, background details
CRM	Prior relationship context, existing contacts
Email	Create draft directly in your inbox

No connectors? Web research works great. I'll output the email text for you to copy.

How It Works

+------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                      DRAFT OUTREACH                               |
|                                                                   |
|  Step 1: RESEARCH (always happens first)                         |
|  - Web search (default)                                           |
|  - + Enrichment (if enrichment tools connected)                  |
|  - + CRM (if CRM connected)                                      |
|                                                                   |
|  Step 2: DRAFT (based on research)                               |
|  - Personalized opening (from research)                          |
|  - Relevant hook (their priorities)                              |
|  - Clear CTA                                                      |

Output Format

Execution Flow

Step 1: Parse Request

Step 2: Research First (Always)

Use research-prospect skill internally:

Must find before drafting:

Who they are (title, background)
What the company does
Recent news or trigger
Personalization hook

Step 3: Identify Hook

Step 4: Draft Message

Email Structure (AIDA):

LinkedIn Connection Request (<300 chars):

LinkedIn Follow-up Message:

Step 5: Create Email Draft

Capability by Connector

Capability	Web Only	+ Enrichment	+ CRM	+ Email
Personalized opening	Basic	Deep	With history	Same
Verified email	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
Background details	Public only	Full	Full	Full
Prior relationship	No	No	Yes	Yes
Auto-create draft	No	No	No	Yes

Message Templates by Scenario

Cold Outreach (No Prior Relationship)

Warm Outreach (Have Met / Mutual Connection)

Re-Engagement (Went Dark)

Post-Event Follow-up

Email Style Guidelines

Be concise but informative — Get to the point quickly. Busy people skim.
No markdown formatting — Never use asterisks, bold (text), or other markdown. Write plain text that looks natural in any email client.
Short paragraphs — 2-3 sentences max per paragraph. White space is your friend.
Simple lists — If listing items, use plain dashes. No fancy formatting.

Good:

Bad:

What NOT to Do

Generic openers:

"I hope this email finds you well"
"I'm reaching out because..."
"I wanted to introduce myself"

Feature dumps:

Long paragraphs about your product
Multiple value props at once
No clear CTA

Fake personalization:

"I noticed you work at [Company]" (obviously)
"Congrats on your role" (without context)

Markdown in emails:

Using bold or italic asterisks
Headers or formatted lists that won't render

Instead:

Lead with something specific you learned
One clear value prop
One clear ask
Plain text formatting only

Channel Selection

Company Configuration [CUSTOMIZE]

Example

Input: "draft outreach to the Head of Engineering at Notion"

Research finds:

Name: David Tibbitts
Recent news: Notion launched AI features
Hiring: 5 ML engineer roles open
Background: Ex-Facebook, Stanford CS

Output:

Draft Outreach

Connectors (Optional)

Connector	What It Adds
Enrichment	Verified email, phone, background details
CRM	Prior relationship context, existing contacts
Email	Create draft directly in your inbox

No connectors? Web research works great. I'll output the email text for you to copy.

How It Works

+------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                      DRAFT OUTREACH                               |
|                                                                   |
|  Step 1: RESEARCH (always happens first)                         |
|  - Web search (default)                                           |
|  - + Enrichment (if enrichment tools connected)                  |
|  - + CRM (if CRM connected)                                      |
|                                                                   |
|  Step 2: DRAFT (based on research)                               |
|  - Personalized opening (from research)                          |
|  - Relevant hook (their priorities)                              |
|  - Clear CTA                                                      |

Output Format

Execution Flow

Step 1: Parse Request

Step 2: Research First (Always)

Use research-prospect skill internally:

Must find before drafting:

Who they are (title, background)
What the company does
Recent news or trigger
Personalization hook

Step 3: Identify Hook

Step 4: Draft Message

Email Structure (AIDA):

LinkedIn Connection Request (<300 chars):

LinkedIn Follow-up Message:

Step 5: Create Email Draft

Capability by Connector

Capability	Web Only	+ Enrichment	+ CRM	+ Email
Personalized opening	Basic	Deep	With history	Same
Verified email	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
Background details	Public only	Full	Full	Full
Prior relationship	No	No	Yes	Yes
Auto-create draft	No	No	No	Yes

Message Templates by Scenario

Cold Outreach (No Prior Relationship)

Warm Outreach (Have Met / Mutual Connection)

Re-Engagement (Went Dark)

Post-Event Follow-up

Email Style Guidelines

Be concise but informative — Get to the point quickly. Busy people skim.
No markdown formatting — Never use asterisks, bold (text), or other markdown. Write plain text that looks natural in any email client.
Short paragraphs — 2-3 sentences max per paragraph. White space is your friend.
Simple lists — If listing items, use plain dashes. No fancy formatting.

Good:

Bad:

What NOT to Do

Generic openers:

"I hope this email finds you well"
"I'm reaching out because..."
"I wanted to introduce myself"

Feature dumps:

Long paragraphs about your product
Multiple value props at once
No clear CTA

Fake personalization:

"I noticed you work at [Company]" (obviously)
"Congrats on your role" (without context)

Markdown in emails:

Using bold or italic asterisks
Headers or formatted lists that won't render

Instead:

Lead with something specific you learned
One clear value prop
One clear ask
Plain text formatting only

Channel Selection

Company Configuration [CUSTOMIZE]

Example

Input: "draft outreach to the Head of Engineering at Notion"

Research finds:

Name: David Tibbitts
Recent news: Notion launched AI features
Hiring: 5 ML engineer roles open
Background: Ex-Facebook, Stanford CS

Output: