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Prompt library

These templates help you write consistent instructions for your agents. Use them in ideal client descriptions, hard rules, and tone guidance.

How to use prompts

  • Start with tone + constraints first, then add personalization rules.
  • Prefer "do not" rules over vague style requests.
  • Include output constraints (word count, number of questions, structure).
  • Add an escalation rule: "If unsure, flag for approval."

Tone & voice

Use these to keep output consistent across agents.

Concise, founder-to-founder

Use when: You want short, direct emails that sound human.

Write in a concise, founder-to-founder tone.
No buzzwords. No exclamation points.
Keep it under 110 words. Use short sentences.
Ask one clear question at the end.

Warm, consultative

Use when: You want friendly but still professional outreach.

Write in a warm, consultative tone.
Be confident but not pushy.
Use simple language and avoid slang.
Offer a small, low-commitment next step.

Personalization

Prompts for selecting a single strong hook.

Pick one strong hook

Use when: You want one reason the email is relevant.

Choose exactly ONE personalization hook.
Prefer the strongest available signal in this order:
1) role + responsibility match
2) company initiative/signal
3) industry-specific relevance

Do not invent facts.

Cold email drafting

Templates for first-touch emails and follow-ups.

First-touch email (simple structure)

Use when: You want short emails with a consistent format.

Write a cold email using this structure:
1) 1 sentence: relevance (personalization hook)
2) 1 sentence: what we do (no jargon)
3) 1 sentence: specific outcome
4) 1 question: ask for a quick call

Under 120 words. No exclamation points.

Follow-up bump (light)

Use when: You want a low-friction follow-up.

Write a follow-up bump that:
- is under 60 words
- references the previous email in one short line
- adds ONE new piece of value
- ends with a yes/no question
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