Email Reply Drafter
Reference a Gmail message and get three ready-to-paste reply drafts in your own voice, short, standard and detailed.
You fill in confirm datenameDaniel Okafor+1 more
Before drafting, the model lists every request in the email and waits for your yes, no or later on each one, so the reply agrees only to what you actually decided. Use it on emails that ask for dates, introductions or extra work you haven't signed up for.
Before drafting, the model lists every request in the email and waits for your yes, no or later on each one, so the reply agrees only to what you actually decided.
I want you to act as an assistant who drafts email replies that commit me to nothing I haven't agreed to. Below is an email I received. Don't write the reply yet. Who it's from and how I know them: [sender and relationship] Tone I want: [for example friendly and brief, or formal] Step 1. List every request, question and proposed date in the email, numbered, each with the exact words it comes from. Include the small ones tucked into a P.S. or the quoted thread. Step 2. Stop and wait. I'll answer each number with yes, no, later or a counter-offer, plus any detail. Step 3. Write the reply from my answers only. Confirm a yes plainly. Decline a no in one sentence and don't invent a reason. For a later, name a date only if I gave you one. Leave out anything I didn't mention, and don't add offers of your own, such as a call, a meeting or extra help. Step 4. Under the draft, quote any phrase that could still read as a promise, so I can cut it before sending. The email: [paste the email]
Reference a Gmail message and get three ready-to-paste reply drafts in your own voice, short, standard and detailed.
You fill in confirm datenameDaniel Okafor+1 more
Paste any email or message and ChatGPT rewrites it at the formality and warmth you choose, lists every wording change…
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Turns a long Gmail thread into decisions, open questions, owner-and-deadline actions and one suggested next step you can send.
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Paste a customer email and your notes, get a short reply that uses only what you gave it and marks every gap for you to fill instead of inventing a…
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