What it does
This skill drafts and revises Japanese business emails for requests, thanks, apologies, reminders, refusals, scheduling, reports, and first contact. It adapts the subject line, recipient, greeting, main message, and closing to whether the recipient is outside your company, a colleague, or someone senior. It checks for issues such as double honorifics, overuse of “sasete itadaku,” and expressions like “ryōkai shimashita,” and explains why it made each edit. When revising a draft, it preserves the facts, numbers, and commitments. If the original is already sufficiently polite, it leaves it as is. Missing details can be returned as placeholders such as 【担当者名】.
When it helps
Use it when you need to write a polite request or apology, check honorific language and recipient information before sending, or clearly present meeting date options and the action you want the recipient to take.
Example requests
- “Write an email asking a business partner to send a quotation.”
- “Polish this apology email without changing the facts.”
- “Check the keigo and subject line in this scheduling email.”
Notes
The skill only returns email text. It does not send emails, communicate externally, or edit files.
This overview was written by AI (OpenAI Codex) from the public SKILL.md. Check the original below for the exact behavior.