Write a cold outreach email from me ([your name], [your role] at [your company]) to [prospect name], [their role] at [their company].

What we do: [One sentence — what you sell and who it's for]
What I know about them: [Paste the research from the previous prompt, or your own notes]
Specific observation: [One thing you noticed about them — a post, an announcement, a hiring pattern]

Goal: Start a conversation. Not a sale — a conversation about [specific topic relevant to their situation].

Rules:
- Under 120 words. Every sentence must earn its place.
- First sentence references THEM. Not me, not my company, not my product.
- No "I hope this finds you well." No "I noticed your company is growing." No "As a fellow [anything]."
- End with a low-commitment ask: "Worth a 15-minute chat?" or "Is this even on your radar?"
- Add a PS with one specific result: "PS: We helped [similar company] [specific outcome] in [timeframe]."
- Tone: One busy professional writing to another. Respectful, direct, zero filler.