Generates professional emails from bullet points or conversation summaries. Use when you need to draft emails quickly with consistent style and tone. Supports multiple tones: formal, casual, technical Supports contexts: status updates, requests, announcements, follow-ups
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January 21, 2026
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.claude/skills/email-drafter/# Email Drafter Skill Generate professional, well-structured emails from bullet points or conversation summaries with consistent tone and formatting. ## Use Cases - Convert meeting notes into status update emails - Draft professional requests or proposals - Create announcements to teams or stakeholders - Write follow-up emails after conversations - Respond to inquiries professionally - Draft meeting recaps and action items ## How to Use This Skill Provide Claude with: 1. **Content**: Bullet points, notes, or conversation summary 2. **Tone**: One of (formal, casual, technical) 3. **Context**: One of (status_update, request, announcement, follow_up, response, recap) 4. **Optional**: Recipient name/title, any specific requirements Claude will transform the input into a polished, professional email with: - Appropriate greeting and sign-off - Clear structure and flow - Consistent tone throughout - Professional formatting - Proper punctuation and grammar ## Supported Tones ### Formal - Professional business language - Complete sentences and formal grammar - Respectful and courteous - Suitable for: executives, external stakeholders, important announcements - Example phrases: "I would like to...", "Thank you for your consideration...", "Please find attached..." ### Casual - Friendly and approachable tone - Conversational language - Professional but relaxed - Suitable for: teammates, internal communications, collaborative contexts - Example phrases: "Just wanted to let you know...", "Feel free to reach out...", "Let's connect..." ### Technical - Precise and detailed - Uses domain-specific terminology - Direct and clear - Suitable for: technical teams, system documentation, architecture discussions - Example phrases: "The implementation includes...", "The system parameters are configured to...", "Technical specifications..." ## Supported Contexts ### Status Update **Purpose**: Inform recipients about current progress, completed work, and next steps **Struct