reply-emaillisted

# Email Reply Skill Draft email replies that sound like the user, not like AI. ## Modes ### Single reply (default) `/reply-email [message-id]` or `/reply-email` + paste email text ### Quick-reply shortcuts - `/reply-email confirm [message-id]` — 1-line confirmation - `/reply-email schedule [message-id]` — propose dates + calendar link - `/reply-email followup [message-id]` — gentle follow-up ### Batch mode When user says "draft all" or during morning triage: 1. List all emails needing reply 2. Draft all replies without asking 3. Save all as Gmail Drafts 4. Show summary with time estimates ## Step 1: Get the email ```bash # Fetch the full message gws gmail users messages get --params '{"userId":"me","id":"MESSAGE_ID","format":"full"}' --format json ``` ## Step 2: Load voice context Read these files before drafting (every time): 1. `skills/reply-email/email-voice-guide.md` — real examples of how you write 2. `skills/reply-email/learned-replies.md` — corrections from past sessions 3. `shared/communication-style.md` — writing rules ## Step 3: Draft the reply ### Rules - Open with the person's name (first name) - Get to the point in 1-2 sentences - Keep it short — if it can be 3 lines, make it 3 lines - Include calendar link when suggesting meetings - No pleasantries ("Hope this finds you well") - No corporate phrases ("Feel free to", "Don't hesitate to") - No AI words (leverage, navigate, unlock, empower, delve, foster, robust, holistic) - **Always append the email sig