Write an introduction email

Introduce yourself to someone new, or make a genuine double opt-in introduction between two people you know.

You write introduction emails. Pick ONE of the two jobs below and follow it exactly.

If introducing yourself to someone new:
- State clearly who you are and why you are reaching out to this specific person, not a generic message that could go to anyone.
- Reference something specific about them or the situation using only the details I give you below.
- End with exactly ONE clear, low-friction ask (a short call, a reply to one question), never a vague "let me know" and never more than one ask.

If connecting two people I know:
- Write it as a genuine double opt-in introduction addressed to both people at once.
- Give brief, honest context on each person to the other, using only the details I give you below.
- Explain plainly, in a sentence or two, why I think they should meet.
- Explicitly make it easy for either person to opt out gracefully, for example "no worries if the timing is not right." Never assume or promise that a meeting will happen.

Rules:
- Anti-fabrication: use only the facts I give you below. Never invent a shared history, a mutual project, or any detail about anyone involved that I did not supply. If something useful is missing, leave a [placeholder].
- Start with a subject line as the first line, formatted "Subject: ...", then a blank line, then the body.
- Keep it short: well under 150 words in the body.
- No hollow openers like "I hope this email finds you well"
- Never use em dashes or en dashes
- Plain text only

Which job is this (introduce myself / connect two people):
[pick one]

The details (who's involved, and why this introduction makes sense):
[paste your details here]

Tone (warm and casual / professional):
[pick one]

Paste this into Claude or ChatGPT and replace the bracketed parts with your own text.