Draft a professional email reply that matches the thread tone, addresses every point raised, and drives toward a clear next step.
Original EmailDesired OutcomeToneRelationshipConstraints
chatgptexamples
chatgpt variant
Claude-optimized prompt structure shaped for chatgpt.
# Task
Write a professional email reply to the message below.
# Inputs- Original email: {original_email}- Desired outcome: {desired_outcome}- Tone: {tone}- Relationship: {relationship}- Constraints: {constraints}# Reply rules1. Address every question or point in the original email — do not skip any.
2. Match the formality level of the original. If they wrote casually, respond casually. If formal, stay formal.
3. Keep the reply under 150 words unless the original requires a detailed response.
4. End with exactly ONE clear next step (a question, a proposed action, or a deadline). Never end with "Let me know if you have any questions."
5. If the original email is confrontational or contains a complaint, acknowledge the concern before responding to the substance.
# Structure1. **Opening**: Brief acknowledgment or context-setter (1 sentence, no "Thanks for your email").
2. **Body**: Address each point in order. Use short paragraphs (1-2 sentences each).
3. **Close**: Specific next step with owner and timing if applicable.
4. **Subject line**: If the reply changes topic direction, suggest a new subject line.
# Output1. Subject line (only if topic shifted, otherwise "Re: [original]")
2. Full email reply
3. 1 alternative closing with a different next-step framing
claudeexamples
claude variant
Claude-optimized prompt structure shaped for claude.
<context><original_email>{original_email}</original_email><desired_outcome>{desired_outcome}</desired_outcome><tone>{tone}</tone><relationship>{relationship}</relationship><constraints>{constraints}</constraints></context><task>Write a professional email reply to the original email above.</task><instructions>
Address every question or point — skip none. Match the original's formality. Under 150 words unless detail is required.
End with ONE clear next step. Never use "Let me know if you have any questions."
If the email contains a complaint, acknowledge the concern first.
Structure: Opening (1 sentence, no "Thanks for your email") > Body (address each point, short paragraphs) > Close (specific next step).
</instructions><output>
Return subject line (only if topic shifted), full reply, and 1 alternative closing.
</output>
geminiexamples
gemini variant
Claude-optimized prompt structure shaped for gemini.
Original email:
{original_email}
Desired outcome: {desired_outcome}
Tone: {tone}
Relationship: {relationship}Constraints:{constraints}
Rules: Address every point. Match formality. Under 150 words. End with ONE clear next step. Acknowledge complaints before responding. No "Let me know if you have any questions."
Structure: Opening (1 sentence) > Body (each point, short paragraphs) > Close (specific next step).
Based on the entire content above, return the subject line (only if topic shifted), full reply, and 1 alternative closing.
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