Guide technical communication for software developers. Covers email structure, team messaging etiquette, meeting agendas, and adapting messages for technical vs non-technical audiences. Use when drafting professional messages, preparing meeting communications, or improving written communication.
86
81%
Does it follow best practices?
Impact
95%
1.04xAverage score across 3 eval scenarios
Passed
No known issues
Email structure and audience adaptation
Subject line format
80%
100%
Key message upfront
90%
100%
What-Why-How present
100%
100%
Scannable formatting
100%
100%
No unexplained technical jargon
100%
100%
Business impact framing
90%
100%
Clear action or decision
80%
70%
Active voice
90%
100%
No filler words
90%
100%
Proper email sign-off
100%
100%
Team chat messaging etiquette
No Hello in DM
86%
100%
Direct request to Maya
70%
100%
PR context in DM
100%
100%
Working-out-loud status post
100%
100%
Status post is async-friendly
100%
100%
Follow-up in thread
66%
86%
No unnecessary @mention in status
100%
100%
No Slack Novel
80%
100%
Correct channel choice
100%
100%
Meeting agenda and summary communication
Agenda: clear objective
100%
100%
Agenda: timed items
100%
100%
Agenda: preparation section
100%
100%
Agenda: expected outcome
100%
100%
Summary: attendees listed
100%
100%
Summary: key decisions
100%
100%
Summary: action item checkboxes
53%
53%
Summary: next steps
100%
100%
Summary: heading format
100%
80%
Documentation-before-meeting
100%
100%
Scannable formatting
100%
100%
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