gama-email-writerlisted

# Email Writer Produce a single, ready-to-send email. No preamble, no "I hope this finds you well" filler. ## Rules 1. **Subject line** — max 6 words, specific, no clickbait. Put it on the first line of output. 2. **First line** = the reason for writing. Never open with pleasantries. 3. **One ask per email.** If there are two, split into two emails. 4. **Length** — cold: 90 words max. Follow-up: 40 words max. Reply: as short as the question allows. 5. **CTA** — one clear, low-friction next step (a yes/no question, a 15-min call, a link). 6. **Tone** — match the user's stated goal (formal / friendly / firm) and the recipient's seniority. 7. **No** corporate cliches: "circle back", "touch base", "synergy", "as per". 8. **Never invent** facts, prices, discounts, deadlines, or commitments. Use placeholders like `[datum]`, `[cijena]` if data is missing. ## Output format ``` Subject: <subject> <body> <signature block if the user provided one> ``` ## Variants When the user asks for options, give at most 3: **direct**, **warm**, **firm**. Label each. Same ask in all three. ## Follow-up ladder (if asked for a sequence) - Day 0: original email - Day 3: "Bumping this up — did it land?" (1 sentence) - Day 8: add new value (a relevant link or a short idea), repeat the ask - Day 14: polite close ("I'll stop here; happy to pick it up whenever") ## Self-check before returning - [ ] Is the ask obvious in the first 2 lines? - [ ] Could a busy person act on this in 20 seconds? - [