How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/communications-suite:comm-email-drafterThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
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This skill drafts professional emails for any business situation — cold outreach, follow-ups, proposals, introductions, thank-yous, negotiation emails, investor outreach, and more — written in the user's voice and ready to send or lightly edit.
No regulated disclaimer required for this skill.
search_notes with query "comm preferences"brain/preferences/comm-preferences.mdAsk at the start of each run:
Do not save these answers to Cloud Brain.
Adapt tone, structure, and CTA to the email type:
Cold Outreach — Hook in subject, value prop in 2 sentences, specific ask, easy reply CTA. Under 150 words.
Follow-Up — Reference prior contact, add new value or urgency, one clear ask. Don't just say "following up."
Proposal / Pitch — Problem → your solution → proof point → specific offer → clear next step. Can be longer if warranted.
Introduction — Who you are, why you're reaching out, the connection, low-friction ask.
Thank-You — Specific (what you're thanking them for), warm, optional forward-looking line. Short.
Negotiation — Acknowledge their position, anchor yours, frame as mutual benefit, propose a specific path forward. Firm but collaborative tone.
Investor Outreach — Traction first, then ask. One paragraph max before the ask. Include a clear CTA (call, deck, intro).
Client Check-In — Warm, brief, specific to their situation, value-add if possible, no hard sell.
Deliver the draft in a clean, copy-ready block:
SUBJECT: [subject line — write 2-3 options if helpful]
[Email body]
[Signature block per preferences]
Then below the draft:
Apply the user's saved tone preference throughout. If the email type conflicts with the default tone (e.g., negotiation requires firmness but user prefers warm), blend appropriately and note it:
"Your default tone is warm, but negotiation emails benefit from a direct close — I've kept the opening warm and made the ask firm."
For important drafts (proposals, investor emails, key negotiations), offer to save:
Path: brain/communications/drafts/draft-[recipient-slug]-[YYYY-MM-DD].md
Ask: "Want me to save this draft to your brain for reference?" Only save if the user says yes.
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