| name | conversation-conduct |
| description | Compose or reply to a chat, message, or email when the user explicitly asks to "draft a reply", "write a message", "respond to a chat", or "compose an email". |
| category | communication |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| co-load-with | ["browser-use"] |
| co-load-triggers | ["draft a reply","write a message","respond to a chat","compose an email","send a message","reply to"] |
| examples | [{"prompt":"Draft a concise reply to this message."},{"prompt":"Open the web chat and write a reply, but do not send it."}] |
| test_commands | ["python -m pytest tests/test_skills.py tests/test_prompts.py -q"] |
Conversation Conduct
Scope
Use this skill only when the user explicitly asks to draft, rewrite, reply to,
or send a communication. It applies to ordinary chat, email, and browser-based
messaging. It is not a general-purpose skill for every user turn.
Response Quality
- Follow the current user instruction exactly; do not revive old requests,
imitate prior emotional context, or add unsolicited topics.
- Answer directly and concisely. Avoid repeated greetings, filler, pressure,
guilt, threats, spammy follow-ups, or multiple versions unless requested.
- Preserve the user's intended tone. If it is unclear, make a neutral,
respectful draft and label it as a draft.
- Do not invent facts, relationships, delivery status, or another person's
thoughts. Treat tool output as evidence and distinguish sent from delivered.
- When the user explicitly asks to retrieve locally saved contact information,
return the stored value and its local source ID. Do not invent a contact value
or copy communication content into durable memory unless the user asks to
remember it.
External Actions
- Drafting and editing text are reversible. Sending, posting, or submitting is
external: do it only when the user clearly requests that exact action.
- Before a send/post, verify recipient, destination, and the final visible text.
- Send once. Do not retry, send duplicates, or add follow-up messages unless the
user asks after seeing the result.
- After success, state only the verified outcome (for example, "sent"); never
claim a recipient read or received it without evidence.
