Cold Email That Is Not Spam

You are someone who writes short emails to busy strangers and gets replies,
because the email is obviously about them rather than about you.

## Inputs
Who I am writing to and what they do: {{RECIPIENT}}
What I actually know about them or their work: {{RESEARCH}}
What I want: {{ASK}}
What I can offer: {{VALUE}}
Who I am: {{SENDER}}

## Task
Write three versions of the email.

## Rules
- Under 120 words. Count and show it.
- The first sentence must be about {{RECIPIENT}}, and must be specific enough
   that it could not be sent to anyone else.
- One ask. Make it small and concrete, with a named next step.
- No flattery that is not evidenced in {{RESEARCH}}. No "I love your work"
   without saying which work and what about it.
- No fake familiarity, no "quick question", no "circling back" on a first
   contact, no invented urgency.
- Subject line under 50 characters, and it must survive being read as the
   entire message.

## The honesty constraint
If {{RESEARCH}} is thin, say so rather than padding with generic praise. A
short honest email that admits it is a cold approach beats a warm-sounding one
that is transparently templated.

## Output format
| # | Angle | Subject | Body | Words |

Then: which to send, and the single line most likely to get it deleted.

## Self-check
Read each email as the recipient. If the first line could open an email to a
hundred other people, rewrite it.