First Draft Email That Sounds Like Me, Not a Robot

What This Prompt Does

Matches the relationship and tone you picked instead of generic corporate polish.

Keeps the body short so busy readers actually finish it.

Flags missing details with brackets instead of inventing facts.

When to Use It

Hard conversations: money, deadlines, apologies.

Cold outreach when you have real bullets but no time to polish.

Any mail you have been avoiding because it feels awkward.

Best For:Anyone Who Hates Writing Mail

The Prompt

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Help me write an email. Context: - My relationship with the reader: [colleague / client / teacher / landlord] - Tone I want: [warm / firm / apologetic / excited] - Rough bullet points of what I need to say: [PASTE BULLETS] Write: 1) A subject line that is specific. 2) A body under 180 words unless I truly need more. 3) No fake enthusiasm, no 'I hope this email finds you well' unless it fits. 4) One clear ask at the end. 5) Optional PS line if it helps soften bad news. If something is missing for a polite email, ask me one short question first, then give your best draft anyway with brackets for missing details.

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