| name | email-composer |
| description | Draft, reply to, rewrite, or polish a specific email with the appropriate context, tone, structure, subject, and call to action. Use for ordinary professional or personal email composition; use cold-outreach-writer for unsolicited prospecting and do not send without authorization. |
Email composition
Write the shortest email that accomplishes the sender’s objective without losing necessary context.
- Confirm sender/recipient relationship, purpose, facts, desired response, tone, urgency, and constraints.
- Put the main point early and organize supporting details for scanning.
- Make requests explicit, with owner and deadline when relevant.
- Preserve quoted facts and commitments; mark missing information.
- Review subject, recipients, attachments, dates, links, names, tone, and accidental ambiguity.
Do not invent prior conversations, authority, attachments, or urgency. Distinguish draft creation from sending; external delivery requires explicit authorization.
Read detailed-guide.md for reply patterns, sensitive-message guidance, tone variants, follow-ups, and templates.
