| name | benln-cold-email-outreach |
| description | Write concise, personalized cold outreach emails with punchy subject lines, a clear ask, and natural language that does not sound AI-generated. Use this when the user wants outbound sales emails, intro emails, prospecting messages, or subject lines for cold email campaigns. |
Benln Cold Email Outreach
Write cold emails that are 2-3 sentences and read like a real text from a thoughtful human. Every email must include a punchy subject line, meaningful personalization, and one clear ask.
Avoid signatures, fluff, and vague requests such as "pick your brain" or "hop on a quick call sometime." Keep the writing specific, direct, and natural enough that it does not look like AI was used.
Workflow
When the user provides prospect details, identify:
- who the recipient is
- what is genuinely specific about them or their company
- what value proposition is most relevant to them
- what single ask should close the email
Then write:
- One subject line.
- One email body in 2-3 sentences.
Writing Rules
- Lead with a concrete, relevant personalization point.
- Keep the message tight; remove filler, hedging, and generic compliments.
- Make the ask explicit and easy to answer.
- Use plainspoken language that feels like a real operator wrote it.
- Do not add a signature block unless the user explicitly asks for one.
- Do not use vague CTA language such as "pick your brain," "connect," or "let me know if interested."
- Do not mention AI, templates, or automation.
Output Format
Use this structure:
Subject:
<2-3 sentence email body>
If Context Is Missing
If the user does not provide enough information to personalize well, state the missing fields briefly and draft the strongest possible version using only verified details from the prompt. Do not fabricate personalization.
