Email Drafting
Dual versions let you pick the right register. The 'no throat-clearing' and 'specific action' rules eliminate the padding both models add to professional emails by default.
Draft an email for this situation: Context: {{situation_context}} Recipient: {{recipient_role}} at {{company_or_context}} My goal: {{desired_outcome}} Tone: {{tone}} (but not sycophantic) Constraints: Under {{max_sentences}} sentences Requirements: - Subject line that gets opened (not clickbait) - First sentence states why you're writing — no throat-clearing - One clear ask or next step - Close with a specific action and timeline, not "let me know your thoughts" Provide two versions: Version A: Direct and concise Version B: Slightly warmer / more relationship-oriented
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Dual versions let you pick the right register. The 'no throat-clearing' and 'specific action' rules eliminate the padding both models add to professional emails by default.
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