Make an introduction that helps both people.
A useful introduction starts with a reason for both people to care. Have AI help you find who someone should meet, drawing on what you know and any relevant connected notes or messages. Then turn the match into a short, warm email that makes the connection clear.
From Feedforward's Praxis. Created by Jessica Johnston, Feedforward.
Use it on Praxis
This move runs as a ready-made skill in Praxis, Feedforward's skill library.
How it goes
What the AI will do
- Suggest up to three people someone could meet, explaining what each side would gain, or start with a pair you have already chosen.
- Use relevant context from your own connected email, notes, calendar or chat when available, and work from what you tell it otherwise.
- Draft a brief, warm introduction and, if you want to check interest first, a short note asking whether the person would welcome it.
What to have ready
- One person and what they are looking for, or the names of two people you want to introduce.
- What you know about their work, interests and how you know them. Relevant connected messages or meeting notes can add context.
Where you come in
- Choose the match when you have asked for suggestions.
- If the AI suggests a connection, decide whether to check interest before making the introduction.
- Review the draft, make it sound like you, and send it when you are ready.
What you'll get
A suggested match with a clear reason for both people to meet, when you need one, and a concise introduction email for your review. If you choose to check interest first, you get that short note before moving on to the introduction.
You're done when
A suggested match with a clear reason for both people to meet, when you need one, and a concise introduction email for your review. If you choose to check interest first, you get that short note before moving on to the introduction.
*Praxis is available to Feedforward members.