/apologyGenuine, non-corporate apology. Names what you did wrong, what changes, no 'we're sorry if anyone felt'.
Category: Communication
Before / After
Write an apology.
/apology To a customer whose data we lost in a botched migration last weekend.
What changes in Claude's response
Real apology structure: acknowledge what happened (specifically), take responsibility (without 'we apologize for any inconvenience'), explain what you're doing about it (concrete actions), and offer something. /apology refuses to use weasel words like 'if any' or 'unfortunately' — both of which deflect blame.
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