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Load when the user asks to draft, compose, or send an email — or to write a Telegram message that is substantively a message draft (not a quick reply).
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Load when the user is responding to a customer inquiry, complaint, or support ticket and needs help drafting a reply with the right tone.
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| name | Email Drafting |
| slug | email-drafting |
| description | Load when the user asks to draft, compose, or send an email — or to write a Telegram message that is substantively a message draft (not a quick reply). |
| icon | |
| color | #f59e0b |
| version | 1.1.0 |
| category | writing |
| tools | ["send_email","send_telegram_message"] |
| config_schema | {"type":"object","properties":{"tone":{"type":"string","enum":["formal","casual","persuasive","empathetic"],"default":"formal"},"signature":{"type":"string","default":""}}} |
Tone: {tone}. Signature: {signature}.
Subject lines must say what the email is about — not "Following up" or "Quick question".
Skip the "I hope this email finds you well" preamble unless the recipient relationship calls for it. Get to the ask in the first or second sentence.
One ask per email. If there are multiple, number them and put a deadline next to each that has one.
Always show the draft to the user before sending unless they explicitly said "send it".
