Business Email Templates
Define business email templates by sender, recipient, trigger, subject, sending permission, body, and a separate plain-text version.
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Overview
Business Email Templates
This skill recommends a small business-email template set and produces a template register on request. It treats each template as an envelope and body, including sender role, trigger, sending permission, and a separate plain-text version. Use it to plan business email templates and clarify who sends what, when, and with which signature. The default result is a recommendation rather than email files.
What it does
Business Email Template works out the smallest useful template set for a business and builds it only when asked. The default output is a short recommendation, not a set of email files. On request, it generates a template register as CSV, SQL DDL, JSON Schema, or Notion mapping, all from one field list.
When to use - and when NOT to
Use it when defining professional business email templates and the context in which each is sent. Missing triggers and signatures can underlie complaints about unprofessional email; appearance alone does not define the template.
Inputs and outputs
A template includes its envelope as well as its body: who it is from, who receives it, what triggers it, the subject pattern, and whether its domain is allowed to send it. Sender Role and Trigger are explicit fields so these decisions remain visible.
Every template also needs a plain-text version. The register keeps it as a separate field, rather than leaving it as an afterthought inside HTML. Requested register outputs share the same field definitions so their structures remain consistent.
Source README
Works out the smallest useful template set for the business in front of it, then builds it
only when asked. The default output is a short recommendation, not a set of email files.
The template register - CSV, SQL DDL, JSON Schema, Notion mapping - is produced on request,
from one field list so the four cannot drift apart.
The rule this table exists to enforce: a template is not the HTML. A template is the
envelope - who it is from, who it is to, what triggers it, what subject pattern it uses, and
whether the domain is allowed to send it - plus the body. Sender Role and Trigger
exist because most "our email looks unprofessional" complaints are a missing trigger and a
missing signature, not a missing design. And every template needs a plain-text version,
which is a separate field here rather than an afterthought inside the HTML.
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