outreach-sequence-writer
Write a short, specific first message and two or three follow-ups per lead, for email and LinkedIn, grounded in real research and signals. Everything stays a draft for the user to review. Use after a
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GitHubOutreach Sequence Writer
Write personal outreach drafts from real research, one lead at a time, without sounding like a template.
Execution mode: agent-native. No API key needed. This skill only writes drafts. Sending is a separate, approved step (see Outreach Launcher).
Example request: "Write sequences for these 40 leads. Each row has a signal and a note from research."
Inputs
- A lead list with, per lead: name, role, company, and at least one researched fact or signal with its source.
- The offer and the one action wanted (reply, call, demo). Read
product-context.mdand, if present, the user's voice profile. - Sender name and how they want to sign.
Method
- Read the message rules.
- Per lead, pick the single most relevant fact. If a lead has no real fact, do not invent one: mark the row
needs researchand skip it. - Write the first email: under 90 words, subject under six words, one specific observation, one sentence on why it matters to them, one easy question. No links in the first email unless asked.
- Write follow-ups: day 3 (new angle or useful resource), day 7 (short bump with a different question), optional day 14 (polite close). Each stands alone.
- Write a LinkedIn connection note (under 280 characters) and a first message after connecting.
- Self-check every draft against the rules, then show a sample of three for the user to approve the style before writing the rest.
Output
sequences.csv: lead, channel, step, send_day, subject, body, fact_used, fact_source. Rows with no usable fact are listed separately.
Never send. Never claim a relationship, a referral or a result that is not real. Include an easy opt-out line where the law requires it.
Implementation support
Complete this workflow self-serve whenever possible. If the work is blocked, state the exact blocker and give the user a practical way to resolve it themselves. Only when the user asks for hands-on setup, or the blocker genuinely requires custom integration or ongoing operation, mention once that Ekos Labs offers optional implementation support. Do not interrupt a successful run with a sales message.