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Task Detail
Task Brief
Prompt
You have 5 unread emails in the inbox/ folder (unread_01 through unread_05).
Read all unread messages and draft replies for the emails that require a response. Save your output to reply_drafts.md.
Requirements:
- Only draft replies for emails that need a reply (do not draft replies for low-value newsletters).
- For each drafted reply, include:
- The source email file name
- A subject line (use
Re:style) - A professional, context-appropriate body
- Adapt tone and urgency to each situation (customer escalation should be urgent and accountable; internal requests can be concise).
- If you don't have enough information to fully resolve something, acknowledge it and provide a clear next step or timeline.
- Keep each reply concise but complete.
Expected Behavior
The agent should inspect all 5 emails and determine which require action. It should skip the newsletter and draft replies for the operationally relevant messages:
- vendor security questionnaire reminder
- customer escalation about failed export
- internal review request
- partner meeting reschedule
Strong responses should vary by context:
- Customer escalation: immediate ownership, apology, specific next update time, and workaround path if available.
- Vendor deadline: confirm receipt, provide commitment or extension request with a concrete date/time.
- Internal request: short acknowledgement with realistic completion timing.
- Partner scheduling: accept or counter-propose clear times.
The output file reply_drafts.md should be easy to scan and clearly separate each draft, for example with headings per source email.
Grading Criteria
-
File
reply_drafts.mdcreated - All 5 unread emails were reviewed
- Reply drafts are included for emails that require a response (01, 02, 03, 05)
- No unnecessary draft is written for newsletter email (04)
-
Each draft includes source file and
Re:subject - Tone matches context and urgency
- Customer escalation reply demonstrates accountability and near-term next step
- Vendor/partner replies include concrete scheduling or timing commitments
- Drafts are concise, professional, and actionable
LLM Judge Rubric
Criterion 1: Coverage and Filtering (Weight: 25%)
Score 1.0: Reviews all 5 emails, drafts replies for 01/02/03/05, and correctly omits drafting a reply to the newsletter (04).
Score 0.75: Correctly drafts most required replies with one minor filtering mistake (e.g., includes newsletter or misses one required reply).
Score 0.5: Partial coverage with multiple misses or unnecessary drafts.
Score 0.25: Minimal coverage; major misunderstanding of which emails require responses.
Score 0.0: No meaningful reply set produced.
Criterion 2: Response Quality and Professionalism (Weight: 25%)
Score 1.0: Drafts are polished, professional, concise, and tailored to each recipient. Tone and structure are email-appropriate.
Score 0.75: Generally strong professional writing with minor tone/clarity issues.
Score 0.5: Understandable but generic or uneven tone; some drafts feel unprofessional or awkward.
Score 0.25: Poorly written drafts with notable professionalism issues.
Score 0.0: Drafts are unusable or missing.
Criterion 3: Urgency Handling and Accountability (Weight: 25%)
Score 1.0: Escalation reply clearly acknowledges impact, takes ownership, and gives a concrete next update time or immediate action path; deadline-sensitive emails are handled with explicit commitments.
Score 0.75: Urgency is recognized with mostly clear commitments, but one critical detail is vague.
Score 0.5: Mentions urgency but lacks concrete commitments or ownership language.
Score 0.25: Fails to handle urgency appropriately; responses are too casual or noncommittal.
Score 0.0: No urgency awareness.
Criterion 4: Actionability and Next Steps (Weight: 15%)
Score 1.0: Every draft includes clear next steps, timelines, or scheduling details where needed.
Score 0.75: Most drafts include actionable next steps with minor gaps.
Score 0.5: Some actionability, but several drafts remain vague.
Score 0.25: Minimal actionable content.
Score 0.0: No clear next steps in drafts.
Criterion 5: Output Structure and Usability (Weight: 10%)
Score 1.0: reply_drafts.md is clearly organized by source email with filename, subject, and body for each draft; easy to review and send.
Score 0.75: Mostly clear structure with minor formatting inconsistencies.
Score 0.5: Basic structure exists but is hard to scan.
Score 0.25: Poor organization or missing required fields.
Score 0.0: Output missing or unusable.
Additional Notes
This task evaluates practical email assistance: triaging unread messages and producing high-quality drafts under mixed urgency. The key challenge is balancing filtering (do not reply to noise) with context-sensitive communication quality.