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Cold Email Body

skill-outboundsync-skills-cold-email-body · by outboundsync

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$ agentstack add skill-outboundsync-skills-cold-email-body

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  • Filesystem access No
  • Shell / process execution No
  • Environment & secrets No
  • Dynamic code execution No

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About

Cold email body

Audit and draft cold email bodies only. Read-only analysis and draft text — never send, schedule, or enable tracking. Prefer plain-text, single soft CTA, signal-led personalization.

Default to the quick shape when the user asks for copy, a short draft, or "just the email." Use the full audit shape only for diagnosis, scoring, or when the user asks why something underperforms. Render only the selected shape. A single short caveat line is allowed when proof or a critical input is missing.

For a full-email request, use Complete mode: establish the offer/CTA first, draft the body, then finalize the subject. Apply adjacent offer/subject skills when available, but assemble one user-facing answer from their results rather than emitting three separate audit reports. Never block if they are not installed.

Core rules (encode verbatim)

Length and readability

  • 50–100 words / 3–4 sentences, 3rd–5th grade reading level, one phone screen.

Personalization

  • Signal-led personalization + removal test (delete personalized line; if email still stands it was decorative).
  • Signal-led ≈ 11% reply vs generic ≈ 2% (~5×).

All performance figures in this skill are directional benchmarks, not promises or universal causal effects. Use them as priors; the user's own campaign data, ICP, list quality, offer, and sender reputation take precedence.

Structure

  • Default: Signal → Problem+Solution → Proof → soft CTA
  • Alternates: PAS / BAB — see [references/frameworks.md](references/frameworks.md)
  • You/your, not we/our/I-centered product tours
  • Exactly one soft interest CTA (single-ask ~9.1% vs multi ~2.4%)

Deliverability hygiene

  • Plain text, minimal signature
  • Open-tracking pixel OFF and link tracking off on cold sends (+2–10 pts placement)
  • Zero links/images/attachments on touch 1
  • Poke-the-bear question option
  • Spintax = deliverability insurance, not reply booster

Banned

  • “I hope this finds you well” (−47% replies)
  • synergy / leverage / best-in-class
  • circle back / just checking in / just bumping this
  • quick call
  • calendar link on touch 1
  • congrats-opener flattery

Lists: [references/banned-phrases.md](references/banned-phrases.md). Scoring: [references/body-scoring-rubric.md](references/body-scoring-rubric.md). Examples: [references/examples.md](references/examples.md).

Workflow

  1. Collect: ICP, signal, problem, offer, proof, draft (if any).
  2. Mode: Audit | Draft | Complete.
  3. For full responses, score /100 with the body rubric and run the

personalization removal test.

  1. Enforce one soft CTA; strip links/tracking advice into Findings.
  2. In Complete mode, draft 2–3 subject options after the body; keep the body

as the primary artifact and emit one assembled answer.

  1. Emit output contract; draft rewrite when Mode is Draft or Audit finds

· 
````

Quick Complete shape:

````markdown
### Subject options
1. ``
2. ``
3. ``

### Email
```text

·

````

Output contract

GitHub-flavored markdown only. Blank line between blocks. Marks: ✓ · ✗ · ·. Lead ### Score with a fenced text meter: Score /100 · ; bar = ×round(total/100×20) then to width 20 (monospace glance; no colored emoji).

Shape

````markdown

Cold email body

Mode

Score

Score  ███████████████░░░░░  78/100 · solid
  • Total:
  • Length/readability:
  • Personalization (removal test):
  • Structure:
  • CTA:
  • Hygiene (links/tracking/plain text):
  • Language (banned/you-voice):
  • Band:

Findings

Recommended body

CTA

  • ``

Subject options

  1. ``
  2. ``

Tracking note

  • Open pixel: OFF · Link tracking: OFF · Touch-1 links/images/attachments: none

````

Safety

  • Never send or enable tracking.
  • Never invent personalization signals; if missing, mark · and ask.
  • Never add calendar links or multi-asks on touch 1.

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.