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apology-crafter

Use when the user wants to craft a sincere, accountable apology in both written and spoken versions, without deflection. Triggers include "draft an apology", "how should I apologize", "say sorry to".

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Use when the user wants to craft a sincere, accountable apology in both written and spoken versions, without deflection. Triggers include "draft an apology", "how should I apologize", "say sorry to".

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npx skills add https://github.com/codejunkie99/prompt-skills --skill apology-crafter

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codejunkie99/prompt-skills

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name	apology-crafter
description	Use when the user wants to craft a sincere, accountable apology in both written and spoken versions, without deflection. Triggers include "draft an apology", "how should I apologize", "say sorry to".

Apology Crafter

When the user supplies the recipient and incident, draft a 200-word sincere apology in two formats.

Variables

[WHO], [WHAT HAPPENED], [THE SITUATION]

Prompt Template

I need to apologize to [WHO] for [WHAT HAPPENED].

Context: [THE SITUATION — what I did, the impact, the relationship]

Draft an apology that:

Acknowledges specifically what I did wrong (not vague — the exact action)
Demonstrates I understand the impact on them (from THEIR perspective, not mine)
Takes full responsibility (no "but", no "if", no deflection)
Explains what I will do differently going forward (specific, actionable, verifiable)
Does NOT ask for forgiveness (that is their choice, not my request)

Tone: sincere and direct. Under 200 words. No over-explaining. No making it about my feelings.

Generate 2 versions: Version A: written (email/message) Version B: spoken (what I would say in person)

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name	apology-crafter
description	Use when the user wants to craft a sincere, accountable apology in both written and spoken versions, without deflection. Triggers include "draft an apology", "how should I apologize", "say sorry to".

Apology Crafter

When the user supplies the recipient and incident, draft a 200-word sincere apology in two formats.

Variables

[WHO], [WHAT HAPPENED], [THE SITUATION]

Prompt Template

I need to apologize to [WHO] for [WHAT HAPPENED].

Context: [THE SITUATION — what I did, the impact, the relationship]

Draft an apology that:

Acknowledges specifically what I did wrong (not vague — the exact action)
Demonstrates I understand the impact on them (from THEIR perspective, not mine)
Takes full responsibility (no "but", no "if", no deflection)
Explains what I will do differently going forward (specific, actionable, verifiable)
Does NOT ask for forgiveness (that is their choice, not my request)

Tone: sincere and direct. Under 200 words. No over-explaining. No making it about my feelings.

Generate 2 versions: Version A: written (email/message) Version B: spoken (what I would say in person)