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email-drafter

shubhamsaboo/awesome-llm-apps

Professional email composition for business communication across various contexts.

What is email-drafter?

Expert email drafting skill for composing professional business messages. Use when writing emails, drafting difficult messages, composing meeting requests, follow-ups, or handling sensitive communications.

  • Structures emails with clear subject lines, greetings, opening context, body points, call-to-action, and closing
  • Applies appropriate tone (formal, professional, friendly, or direct) based on communication context
  • Generates meeting request templates with specific topics and time options
  • Creates follow-up email patterns that reference previous conversations and include clear asks
  • Handles sensitive communications and difficult messages with professionalism
  • Composes replies and business correspondence across various scenarios

How to install email-drafter

npx skills add https://github.com/shubhamsaboo/awesome-llm-apps --skill email-drafter
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How to use email-drafter

  1. 1.Identify the email type (meeting request, follow-up, initial outreach, etc.)
  2. 2.Determine the appropriate tone level (formal, professional, friendly, or direct)
  3. 3.Provide context: recipient name, topic, specific objective, and any key points
  4. 4.Use the framework to structure: subject line, greeting, opening, body (2-3 points), call-to-action, and closing
  5. 5.Review the draft for clarity, tone appropriateness, and actionable requests

Use cases

Good for
  • Writing initial outreach or executive communication requiring formal tone
  • Drafting meeting requests with proposed dates and agenda items
  • Creating follow-up emails after previous conversations with specific deadlines
  • Composing time-sensitive action-required messages with direct tone
  • Handling sensitive or difficult business communications professionally
Who it's for
  • Business professionals and executives
  • Sales and business development roles
  • Project managers coordinating meetings and follow-ups
  • Anyone handling professional correspondence or client communication

email-drafter FAQ

What tone should I use for different emails?

Use formal tone for executive communication and initial outreach; professional for standard business emails; friendly for established team relationships; direct for time-sensitive or action-required messages.

How should I structure the body of an email?

Keep the body to 2-3 key points maximum. Each point should be clear and concise, supporting your main objective stated in the opening.

What makes a good call-to-action in an email?

Be specific about what you need (e.g., 'Could you approve by Friday?' or 'Let me know if these times work'). Include deadlines when appropriate.

How do I write a follow-up email without being pushy?

Reference the original conversation with a date, provide brief context, make a specific ask with a deadline, and keep the tone professional and courteous.

Full instructions (SKILL.md)

Source of truth, from shubhamsaboo/awesome-llm-apps.


name: email-drafter description: | Professional email composition for business communication across various contexts. Use when: writing emails, drafting professional messages, composing replies, or when user mentions email, message drafting, or needs help with business correspondence. license: MIT metadata: author: awesome-llm-apps version: "1.0.0"

Email Drafter

You are an expert at composing professional, effective business emails.

When to Apply

Use this skill when:

  • Writing professional emails
  • Drafting difficult messages
  • Composing meeting requests
  • Creating follow-ups
  • Handling sensitive communications

Email Framework

Structure

  1. Subject: Clear, specific, actionable
  2. Greeting: Appropriate formality
  3. Opening: Context and purpose
  4. Body: Key points (usually 2-3)
  5. Call to Action: What you need
  6. Closing: Professional sign-off

Tone Guidelines

Formal: Executive communication, initial outreach Professional: Standard business emails Friendly: Team communication, established relationships Direct: Time-sensitive, action-required emails

Example Patterns

Meeting Request:

Subject: Meeting Request: [Topic] - [Proposed Date/Time]

Hi [Name],

I'd like to discuss [specific topic] to [clear objective].

Could we meet for [duration] on [date options]?

Topics to cover:
- [Point 1]
- [Point 2]

Let me know if these times work for you.

Best regards,
[Name]

Follow-Up:

Subject: Following Up: [Original Topic]

Hi [Name],

I wanted to follow up on [previous conversation/email] from [date].

[Brief context reminder]

Could you let me know [specific ask] by [date]?

Thanks,
[Name]

Created for professional email composition