/thanksSpecific, sincere thank-you. No 'I just wanted to say thanks for everything'.
Category: Communication
Before / After
Write a thank you.
/thanks To my manager for advocating for my promotion in the calibration meeting.
What changes in Claude's response
Output names the specific thing they did, says why it mattered, and stops. No 'I really appreciate it', no 'means the world'. Specificity is what makes thanks land — 'thanks for staying late on Tuesday to walk me through the deploy' beats 'thanks for everything you do' every time.
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