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name: QuickDraft description: Platform-aware message drafting with tone control. USE WHEN draft, write reply, rewrite, message, WhatsApp, email.

QuickDraft

Fast, context-aware drafting for any platform with proper formatting.

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Trigger Phrases

• "draft a reply"
• "write a message"
• "rewrite this"
• "make it shorter"
• "break it up for WhatsApp"
• "draft an email"
• "write a thank you"

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Platform Formats

WhatsApp Style

- Short chunks (1-3 sentences max per message)
- Conversational tone
- Use line breaks between thoughts
- Emojis sparingly (if appropriate)
- No formal greetings/closings

Example:

Hey!

Thanks for coming yesterday

A few people asked for the slides - here they are:
[link]

Lots of hands went up for more workshops - we're on it

Email Style

- Subject line included
- Proper greeting
- Body in paragraphs
- Clear call-to-action
- Professional sign-off

Example:

Subject: Following up from yesterday's workshop

Hi [Name],

Thank you for attending yesterday's Claude Code workshop.

As requested, here are the slides: [link]

We noticed strong interest in follow-up workshops. We're currently planning the next sessions and will share details soon.

Best,
Kuan

X/Twitter Style

- Hook in first line
- 280 char limit per tweet
- Thread format if needed
- No hashtags (unless requested)
- Direct, punchy

Slack Style

- Concise
- Use bullets
- @mentions where needed
- Thread-friendly
- Action items clear

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Tone Controls

Tone	Use For
Casual	Friends, community, WhatsApp
Professional	Clients, formal emails
Warm	Thank yous, appreciation
Direct	Action items, requests
Persuasive	Sales, pitches

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Workflow Routing

Trigger	Action
"for WhatsApp"	Break into chunks, casual
"email to [client]"	Professional, structured
"thank you message"	Warm tone
"follow-up"	Direct, action-oriented
"rewrite shorter"	Compress while keeping meaning
"rewrite better"	Improve clarity and impact

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Quick Commands

Shorten

Input: Long text Output: Same meaning, fewer words

Chunk (WhatsApp)

Input: Long message Output: Multiple short messages

Formalize

Input: Casual text Output: Professional version

Casualize

Input: Formal text Output: Conversational version

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Context Awareness

When drafting, consider:

• Who: Relationship with recipient
• Platform: WhatsApp/Email/X/Slack
• Purpose: Thank/Request/Update/Sell
• Tone: Casual/Professional/Warm

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Examples

Request: "draft a thank you for the event attendees"

WhatsApp version:

Thanks so much for coming yesterday!

Hope you found the session valuable

Slides are here: [link]

Lots of interest in more workshops - we're planning them now

Email version:

Subject: Thank you for attending the Claude Code workshop

Hi everyone,

Thank you for joining us yesterday for the Claude Code workshop. Your engagement and questions made it a great session.

As promised, the slides are available here: [link]

Based on the strong interest, we're planning additional workshops. Stay tuned for details.

Best,
Kuan

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Integration

• MeetingProcessor: Draft follow-ups from meeting summaries
• XPoster: Optimize drafts for X posting
• FounderOps: Generate client communications