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Drafts a consent-aware recovery outreach sequence without sending or scheduling.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
Please install the "consent-aware-recovery-campaign-draft" skill from askskill: 1. Download https://raw.githubusercontent.com/microsoft/aibast-agents-library/main/solutions/cart-abandonment-recovery/manual/skills/recovery-campaign/SKILL.md 2. Save it as ~/.claude/skills/recovery-campaign/SKILL.md 3. Reload skills and tell me it's ready
Draft a recovery outreach sequence for inactive customers, including fixed channels, review timing, neutral subject concepts, a consent gate, and benchmark assumptions. Do not send, schedule, deploy, retarget, or create an offer.
A compliant recovery campaign draft outlining each touchpoint and review notes, without any execution steps.
Based on the following recovery campaign copy, rewrite it into neutral subject concepts and mark where a consent gate should appear. Avoid urgency pressure and availability claims.
You get safer subject directions and consent checkpoints for later human review.
Turn this recovery plan into an internal review draft showing channel choices, review timing, benchmark assumptions, and constraints, and clearly state that it must not be sent or deployed directly.
An internal review draft that highlights the strategy structure and compliance limits.
A digital marketing lead can generate a draft outreach sequence before re-engaging inactive or lapsed users. It emphasizes consent, neutral wording, and review timing, but does not execute any sending.
Before launch, teams can use it to review whether outreach copy includes urgency pressure or inappropriate claims. This helps legal, brand, or operations teams assess safer subject directions and constraints.
The README describes a consent-aware recovery campaign drafting skill. It focuses on fixed outreach channels, review timing, neutral subject concepts, consent gating, and benchmark assumptions. The document stresses avoiding urgency-driven pressure and availability claims, and clearly says the skill must not send, schedule, deploy, retarget, or create an offer. It is positioned as a planning and review aid rather than an execution tool.
Show the fixed draft channels, review timing, neutral subject concepts, consent gate, and benchmark assumptions. Avoid urgency pressure and availability claims. Do not send, schedule, deploy, retarget, or create an offer.
No. The description and docs state that it only proposes a recovery sequence draft and does not send, schedule, deploy, or retarget outreach.
The docs say it should show fixed draft channels, review timing, neutral subject concepts, a consent gate, and benchmark assumptions. It should also avoid urgency pressure and availability claims.
No. The docs explicitly say not to create an offer; its role is to draft a recovery campaign, not produce promotional execution.
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