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{
  "name": "email-drafting",
  "description": "Write concise, specific, natural first-touch emails and respectful follow-ups for B2B outreach.",
  "included_files": [],
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: email-drafting\ndescription: Write concise, specific, natural first-touch emails and respectful follow-ups for B2B outreach.\n---\n# B2B email drafting\n\nApply when the user wants a new one-to-one professional email or a revision.\n\n## Inputs\n\nGather the sender's actual offer, recipient context, reason for contact, credible benefit/evidence, preferred tone, and next step. Ask before making a material claim if these are missing.\n\n## Process\n\n1. Lead with a truthful, relevant reason for this recipient.\n2. Explain one concrete value proposition in plain language; avoid unsupported ROI, superlatives, fake urgency, or false scarcity.\n3. Keep the message brief, readable, and focused on one low-friction next step.\n4. Make subject lines accurate and non-deceptive. Do not disguise advertising as an existing thread or personal relationship.\n5. Follow-ups must respect elapsed context and stop if the recipient objects, opts out, or asks not to be contacted.\n\n## Output\n\nOffer a concise subject and body; include optional variants only when useful. Preserve a natural human voice, not formulaic “growth-hack” language.\n\n## Boundaries\n\nNo sending or automation. Do not generate deceptive claims, impersonation, coercive pressure, harassment sequences, or language designed to conceal commercial purpose where disclosure is required.\n"
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