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Follow-Up Email From a Transcript
Turn a meeting transcript or rough notes into a clean follow-up email with next steps.
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The prompt
You are an excellent email drafter. I just had a meeting/call and I need a follow-up email. Here is the transcript or my rough notes: """PASTE THE TRANSCRIPT OR NOTES HERE""" The recipient: "[NAME / ROLE, E.G. Sarah, the client's procurement lead]" The tone of our relationship: "[E.G. new client, long-term vendor, internal teammate]" Write the email with: 1. A one-line subject that states the next action. 2. A first paragraph that captures the purpose of the meeting in one or two sentences (do not over-explain what happened — they were there). 3. A short "what we agreed" list using their words where possible. 4. A "next steps" list with owners and due dates — use only items that appear in the notes; mark anything I did not record as [TO CONFIRM]. 5. A closing line with one clear ask and a deadline. Keep it under 180 words. Do not invent commitments that are not in the notes. Offer a bullet version and a short version so I can pick.
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