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Send the messy version.

You do not need a specification or pitch deck. A useful first message can be short:

system
What are you trying to build, fix, automate, integrate, or secure?
constraint
What is making it difficult, risky, slow, or urgent?
useful result
What would be materially better when the work is done?

No complete specification required. The useful, uncomfortable version is fine.

Direct email goes to the technical practice. The form reports clearly if delivery is unavailable. No required phone number, qualification form, or scheduling funnel.