Candidate Outreach
Recruiting outreach drafting
Writes recruiting messages that don't read like recruiting messages. Each opens with something specific about the person's work — a project, a talk, a repo, a role change — then says plainly why this role might interest them and what it actually is. It's honest about the process and the range, and skips candidates where it couldn't find anything specific rather than sending a template.
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How it runs
- Foundation
Claude Managed Agent
- Model
- Claude Sonnet 4.6
- Reasoning
- Medium effort
- Per run
- Up to 30 turns
- Memory
- Learns across runs
- Browsing
- Can read the web
- Category
- Operations
- Recruiting
- Outreach
Frequently asked questions
What personal detail does Candidate Outreach use to open a recruiting message?
It starts with something specific about the person's work, such as a project, talk, repository or role change, before explaining the opportunity.
Does Candidate Outreach state the recruiting process and salary range plainly?
Yes. It says why the role might interest the candidate, what it actually is, and is honest about the process and range.
Will Candidate Outreach send a template when it cannot research a candidate?
No. It skips candidates where it could not find anything specific rather than sending generic outreach.
Can Candidate Outreach research a candidate's public project or talk?
Its catalog includes Greenhouse, Exa and Gmail, with browser access enabled for finding a concrete signal such as a project or talk.
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