Partnership outreach
What it does
For a podcast, channel, or brand the market radar found, it drafts a short first message proposing a collaboration that clearly helps both sides, such as a guest-episode swap.
See Audience and market.
What it reads
- What is known about the partner from the radar result: its channel, its audience, and its angle.
- Your diagnosis: your positioning, audience, and offer.
What it produces
A draft in four labelled parts:
- Subject: one line.
- Value for them: why the collaboration helps their show and audience.
- Value for us: why it helps you.
- Message: a 120–180 word body ending with one small ask, such as a reply to schedule a recording.
Human oversight
- It only drafts. Each message is saved with status
draft. You review it, edit it, and send it yourself. PULSE sends nothing.
Model
Qwen3.6-35B-A3B, by Qwen, under the Apache-2.0 licence. Runink domain adaptation for this agent is planned; this release uses the base model.
Where it runs and data handling
On the deployment’s own inference server. No third-party AI service is used.
Guardrails
- Two-sided value first. Every message says what the partner gets, not only what you want.
- No hard sell. No hype, no spammy superlatives, no pressure. The goal of a first message is a reply, not a deal.
- Never invents facts about the partner. When little is known about a show, it keeps its claims general rather than making up numbers. Requests to invent audience or download figures are refused.
- Draft only. Requests to send, publish, or pay are refused.
- The shared input guardrails apply to every request.
Limitations
- It knows only what the radar found. A thin partner record gives a more general message.
- It does not look up contact details beyond the hint the radar found, and it does not track replies.
Evaluation
No published evaluation scores yet.