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Example output (an illustration of what the skill returns, not a customer session).

SKELETON: What to Send on Day Two of a SaaS Trial
Reader asking: why do trial users go quiet on day two, and what should the email say?
Promise: by the end you will have one day-two email that gives users a reason to come back.
1. The day-two drop: pays off with where trial users actually go quiet (guess)
2. What the first email already did: pays off with a check of what day one promised
3. The one action to ask for: pays off with a single next step, not a feature tour
4. A day-two email you can adapt: pays off with a short template (guess)
First sentence: "Four of the six trial flows I tested lost people on day two, so day two is where this email earns its place." [voice: matched to your line: first person, short declarative sentences, a specific count up front]
Soft spots to confirm: the day-two claim, any numbers in section 1

What happened here

• The skill guessed first and tagged the two guessed sections, so you know where to push back.
• It stopped at four sections. The limit is five.
• The first sentence reused the shape of your voice line: first person, short, a count up front.

Next step

Edit the skeleton, then paste your edited outline back. The skill returns the same headings with weak sections tagged (no payoff, overlap, off-promise, too big, guess) and the three fixes to make first.

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