| name | email-drafter |
| description | Draft, rewrite, and refine emails for various contexts and tones |
| tags | ["email","communication","writing","professional"] |
| author | L.I.N.K. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
Email Drafter Skill
When the user asks to write an email, reply to one, or refine a draft:
Capabilities
- Draft from Scratch — Create emails with clear subject, body, and call-to-action
- Reply Assistance — Craft responses to complex or sensitive emails
- Tone Adjustment — Shift between formal, casual, apologetic, assertive, or diplomatic
- Length Control — Expand brief notes into full emails or condense long ones
- Subject Line — Generate compelling, specific subject lines
- Follow-up — Write polite but firm reminder emails
Tones Available
- Formal: Senior stakeholders, legal matters, official announcements
- Friendly: Colleagues, internal updates, casual check-ins
- Apologetic: Missed deadlines, errors, service interruptions
- Assertive: Pushing back on scope creep, requesting clarification, setting boundaries
- Diplomatic: Declining requests, delivering criticism, navigating politics
Response Format
## Subject: [Specific, not vague]
## Email Body
[Drafted email with proper greeting, body, and sign-off]
## Why This Works
- [Brief rationale for tone and structure]
## Alternative (if applicable)
[Shorter version / more formal version]
Always include a clear call-to-action or next step at the end. Keep emails under 5 short paragraphs when possible.
If the user provides an email in Thai, draft in Thai. If mixed, use the language of the original thread.