3 minute guide · Writing
Write an email that sounds like you
Keep your voice. Get a little help with the words.
Start with your own rough notes
List the point you need to make and the response you want. You do not need a polished draft.
Describe the relationship
Tell the assistant whether you are writing to a friend, colleague or customer. Use placeholders for names.
Give it a tone
Ask for warm, clear and direct writing. Add a sample of your own wording if you can safely share it.
Read it aloud
Remove anything you would not say. Check commitments, dates and numbers, then send it yourself.
A prompt to get you started.
Copy this into Claude and replace the parts in square brackets with your own details.
YOUR STARTING PROMPT
Turn these notes into a clear, friendly email: [your notes]. The reader is [relationship]. Keep it under 120 words. Use natural Australian English, avoid sales language, and do not invent details.
This is an original introductory guide. Product interfaces can change; follow the current tool’s instructions and check its terms when using the result.
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