Write an email people can answer quickly
Turn a messy request into a concise email with context, decision and deadline.
Rewrite this email for [RECIPIENT]: [DRAFT]. Keep only the context they need, state the requested decision or action in one sentence, list at most three supporting points, give a real deadline only if supplied, and end with an easy-to-answer question. Preserve the original meaning and flag any missing fact instead of inventing it.
HOW TO USE IT
Make it specific.
Specify the relationship, desired outcome and tone. Check names, dates, attachments and commitments before sending.
BEFORE YOU TRUST THE OUTPUT
Verify the result.
Check sources, live facts, calculations and sensitive information. A useful prompt improves the process; it does not guarantee a correct answer.