What tones does the Email Drafter support?

The skill supports formal, casual, and technical tones, allowing you to match your message to the appropriate audience, from executives to internal teammates.

Can I use this skill to summarize meetings?

Yes, by using the 'recap' context, the skill will structure your notes into key decisions, action items, and outstanding issues.

How do I specify the context of the email?

You can provide a context parameter such as status_update, request, announcement, follow_up, response, or recap to define the structure of the draft.

Does it handle technical terminology?

Absolutely. By selecting the 'technical' tone, the skill will use precise domain-specific language suitable for engineering and architecture discussions.

Email Drafter

Name: Email Drafter
Author: rysweet

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Collaboration Tools

Generates professional, well-structured emails from bullet points or conversation summaries with customizable tones and contexts.

About

The Email Drafter skill streamlines professional communication by transforming raw notes, meeting recaps, or brief bullet points into polished email drafts. It offers granular control over the output by supporting specific tones—formal, casual, or technical—and tailoring the structure based on the intended context, such as status updates, requests, or announcements. This skill is ideal for developers and project managers who need to maintain high-quality communication with stakeholders while saving time on repetitive drafting tasks.

Key Features

Supports specialized tones including formal, casual, and technical
Tailors structure for contexts like status updates, requests, and recaps
Converts unstructured conversation notes into professional prose
Generates appropriate greetings, sign-offs, and clear calls to action
Ensures consistent formatting and professional grammar throughout
17 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Converting rough meeting notes into a formal project status update for executives
Drafting technical responses to architecture inquiries using domain-specific terminology
Creating follow-up emails that clearly outline decisions and action items after a discussion

About

Key Features

Supports specialized tones including formal, casual, and technical
Tailors structure for contexts like status updates, requests, and recaps
Converts unstructured conversation notes into professional prose
Generates appropriate greetings, sign-offs, and clear calls to action
Ensures consistent formatting and professional grammar throughout
17 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Converting rough meeting notes into a formal project status update for executives
Drafting technical responses to architecture inquiries using domain-specific terminology
Creating follow-up emails that clearly outline decisions and action items after a discussion