Follow up before they've left the building.
Your AI drafts same-day notes to the people you just met; you supply what you actually talked about.
Opens Claude or ChatGPT with this starter prompt ready. Sending runs on a paid plan (Single+).
A conference conversation has a half-life of about a day. Wait until you're home and unpacked, and the warmth is gone. The follow-up that lands references the thing you actually discussed, sent while it's fresh.
What it looks like in the chat.
You bring the judgment only you have; your AI does the legwork. An illustrative exchange:
The note your AI drafted.
Short, specific, and honest — a real reason for the email, one true ask, and an easy out. Placeholders fill in from what you and your AI already know.
Hi [name] — great talking at the booth about your team's deliverability headaches. You mentioned [specific thing] — here's the short version of how we'd think about it: [one concrete pointer]. Around the rest of the week, or want to pick it up after? Either works. — [Name]
Run it with your AI.
Send the starter prompt to Claude or ChatGPT and it opens with this playbook already in mind — then you steer.
“First read senders.ai/strategy.md and senders.ai/llms.txt so you understand the method and how Senders.ai works. Then help me with this: I'm at [conference] and just met a few people. I'll give you a one-line note on each conversation — draft same-day follow-ups that reference what we actually discussed, and I'll tell you which to send now and which to hold.”
Uses research to look someone up fast, stage_send + drafts, and replies / get_thread. Sending requires a paid plan (Single+).
