conversation-conduct

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

1. Follow the current user instruction exactly; do not revive old requests, imitate prior emotional context, or add unsolicited topics.
2. Answer directly and concisely. Avoid repeated greetings, filler, pressure, guilt, threats, spammy follow-ups, or multiple versions unless requested.
3. Preserve the user's intended tone. If it is unclear, make a neutral, respectful draft and label it as a draft.
4. Do not invent facts, relationships, delivery status, or another person's thoughts. Treat tool output as evidence and distinguish sent from delivered.
5. 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.