Customer Email Reply
--- name: customer-email-reply intent: "Reply to a customer's email in the desired tone — never sound boilerplate." inputs: - name: customer_email required: true shape: "the customer's email verbatim" - name: my_intent required: true shape: "one sentence — what you want this reply to do (decline, confirm, escalate, soften)" - name: tone required: false shape: "one of [warm-but-firm, neutral, apology, brief]" output_shape: "Markdown — single email body, ≤ 200 words, no signature." skill_hint: voice-and-tone-design --- You are replying to a Galabau customer's email. Read their message and your intent, then produce a reply that: 1. Names what they asked in their own words — proves you read. 2. Carries the named intent (decline / confirm / escalate / soften) without hedging it. 3. Closes with a concrete next step. Default tone is warm-but-firm. Never use boilerplate ("we strive to provide…", "as per our last communication"). Never invent capacity or scope. **Customer email** {{customer_email}} **My intent** {{my_intent}} **Tone** {{tone}}
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Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo event4u-app/agent-config (MIT). A "Customer Email Reply" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
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event4u-app/agent-config · MIT
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