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- List the next actions first: draft a reply, queue a bug, log a feature request or ask a person. Then write questions whose answers help choose those routes, and review the plan before running it.
- Give each email named fields, such as subject, body and customer plan. Write clear category criteria and include a none-of-these option rather than forcing every message into a poor match.
- Keep money-related and uncertain cases with a person. For messages sent to Claude, the example plans a separate check that a draft answers the question and does not promise a refund or discount.
Worth knowing
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