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Draft a clear, professional email reply from a few bullet points and the desired tone. Use when the user wants help responding to an email.

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name	email-reply
description	Draft a clear, professional email reply from a few bullet points and the desired tone. Use when the user wants help responding to an email.
license	MIT

Draft an email reply

From the user's bullet points (and the original email if provided), write a reply.

Open with an appropriate greeting; close with a sign-off.
Cover every bullet; don't add commitments the user didn't make.
Match the requested tone (default: warm but professional). Keep it tight — no filler.
If key info is missing (a date, a name, a figure), leave a clearly marked [placeholder] rather than inventing it.
Mirror the original email's level of formality when one is supplied.

Output just the email — an optional subject line, then the body. No commentary before or after.

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name	email-reply
description	Draft a clear, professional email reply from a few bullet points and the desired tone. Use when the user wants help responding to an email.
license	MIT

Draft an email reply

From the user's bullet points (and the original email if provided), write a reply.

Open with an appropriate greeting; close with a sign-off.
Cover every bullet; don't add commitments the user didn't make.
Match the requested tone (default: warm but professional). Keep it tight — no filler.
If key info is missing (a date, a name, a figure), leave a clearly marked [placeholder] rather than inventing it.
Mirror the original email's level of formality when one is supplied.

Output just the email — an optional subject line, then the body. No commentary before or after.