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email-sequence-drafterlisted

Draft a four-to-six email sequence from a goal, an audience, and the product notes you paste in: a send-timing table, one job per email, three subject-line variants per email with character counts, a formatted and a plain-text version of each message, every product claim traced to your notes, and a compliance footer placeholder on every email. Use when a welcome, onboarding, launch, or nurture sequence has to be written from what the product actually does rather than from what a template assumes.
imtiazrayhan/agentscamp-library · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 77
Install: claude install-skill imtiazrayhan/agentscamp-library
Sequences drafted from a template tend to describe a product that does not quite exist: a feature the notes never mentioned, a customer count nobody supplied, a "trusted by" line from nowhere. This skill writes from your notes and nothing else: one job per email, every claim pointing back to a line you gave it, and a placeholder on every message for the sender and unsubscribe details your platform and jurisdiction require. Anthropic's marketing plugin has an `email-sequence` skill that also plans branching and benchmarks (see the [Claude marketing plugin guide](/guides/marketing/claude-marketing-plugin-guide)); this is the narrower drafter for teams whose first problem is getting the claims true. It works from pasted text alone, so it runs the same on claude.ai, in Claude Code, and in Claude Cowork. ## When to use this skill - A signup, trial, or lead-magnet download needs a welcome or onboarding sequence and there is no copy yet. - A launch needs announcement, reminder, and last-call emails written as one arc, not three drafts. - You wrote a page with the [landing-page-copywriter](/skills/marketing/landing-page-copywriter) skill and need the emails that send people to it, from the same offer notes. - An existing sequence is being rewritten and you want to know which of its claims the product still backs. > [!NOTE] > Product notes are the whole source of truth. The skill adds no features, outcomes, numbers, or testimonials it was not given, and states no open rate, benchma