Write a reusable prompt with replaceable inputs. Submit your prompt and one test output for this example.
Task: Turn a small, messy inbox into a practical triage plan.
Example input: It is Tuesday, 09:00. A: The venue asks for the attendee count by noon today. B: A weekly industry newsletter arrived. C: A teammate asks for comments on a draft by Friday. D: A delivery notice says a parcel is at reception. E: A supplier asks whether an attached invoice matches the order; the order is unavailable. F: A customer reports being unable to open yesterday’s download link. All people and messages are fictional.
Constraints:
- Use only these six messages and the supplied time.
- Separate known deadlines from deadlines you infer.
- Draft responses only; do not send anything or pretend to inspect attachments.
Required output from your prompt: Produce a ranked six-row action list, explain the first two priorities, and draft two replies of at most 60 words each.
Success checks:
- Every message appears exactly once.
- The noon deadline and blocked customer receive explicit attention.
- The invoice is marked as requiring a source check.
- The drafts do not invent a headcount, working link, or completed action.