1 email reported from 1 company, first seen , last seen . Anything else that is clearly templated outreach.
Template
From
{sender_name} at tryanvol.com
Template
Reconstructed from 1 copy
Hi {recipient_first_name},
Came across {recipient_repo} on GitHub.
I run Anvol, a US company turning working prototypes into repeatable small-batch production in Shenzhen.
Which part on your BOM is the hardest one to get?
{sender_name} · Founder, Anvol
anvol.dev
My calendar: [calendar link]
If you'd rather not hear from me, just reply "no thanks" and I won't email again.
What goes in the slots
{recipient_product}
The recipient's product being referenced in the subject.Seen: “{recipient_product}”
{recipient_first_name}
The recipient's first name used in the greeting.Seen: “{recipient_first_name}”
{recipient_repo}
The recipient's GitHub repository.Seen: “{recipient_repo}”
{sender_name}
The sender's name in the email signature.Seen: “{sender_name}”
>_The likely prompt
Low confidence, 42%
Write a short, direct cold email from {sender_name}, founder of Anvol, to {recipient_first_name}. Say you came across their repository {recipient_repo} on GitHub. Explain that Anvol is a US company that turns working prototypes into repeatable small-batch production in Shenzhen, then ask which part on their BOM is the hardest to get. Use the subject line "question about {recipient_product}". Sign off with the sender's name, "Founder, Anvol", the Anvol website and a calendar link, and end with: "If you'd rather not hear from me, just reply "no thanks" and I won't email again."
Reconstructed from the copies below. The sender’s real prompt may differ.
Hi {recipient_first_name},
Came across {recipient_repo} on GitHub.
I run Anvol, a US company turning working prototypes into repeatable small-batch production in Shenzhen.
Which part on your BOM is the hardest one to get?
{sender_name} · Founder, Anvol
anvol.dev
My calendar: [calendar link]
If you'd rather not hear from me, just reply "no thanks" and I won't email again.