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Researches a UK company you want to pitch to and drafts a credible cold outreach email with a specific, verifiable opening hook. Combines Companies House data (profile, officers, PSC, insolvency, VAT, land registry) with a web sweep for recent press, hires, launches, and public statements. Produces two outputs: a scannable research brief and a first draft email under 150 words. Use when the user says "help me pitch X", "draft a cold email to X", "research X for outreach", "I want to approach X about Y", "prep me to pitch X", "write an outreach email to X", or similar outbound prospecting requests. Requires the UK Due Diligence MCP server. UK companies only (non-UK targets get web-only research with a caveat).
paulieb89/bouch-plugins · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 71
Install: claude install-skill paulieb89/bouch-plugins
# Pitch Research Research a UK company the user wants to pitch to, then draft a cold outreach email that could actually be sent. Two outputs: a short research brief and a first draft email that opens with a real, specific hook. This skill exists because generic cold outreach gets binned. The only way a cold email gets read is if the opening line proves you know something real about the recipient. That "something real" has to come from a research pass. You do the pass, synthesise what matters, and write the email. ## What You Need From the User **Required:** 1. **Target company** — name or domain. UK company. 2. **What you're pitching** — one sentence on the offering. Without this, the email is generic. **Optional (use if provided, ask if relevant):** 3. **Contact name and role** — the specific person to address 4. **Context** — how the user found them, why they think it's a fit, any prior touch points 5. **Trigger event** — if the user already knows a recent event they want to reference If required fields are missing, ask before doing any research. Don't start a research pass without knowing what the email is for. ## Workflow ### Step 1: Resolve and route Start with `company_search` using the provided name. If multiple matches, pick the one whose SIC codes, status, or registered office match the user's context, or ask. If the result is clearly a charity, route to `charity_search` and `charity_profile`. If no UK match is found, try variations (Ltd vs Limited, ampers