Chase a late reply without nagging
Works with ChatGPT · Claude
Send a polite nudge that gets a response without annoying anyone.
The problem
Follow-ups feel awkward, so people either nag or give up.
What this skill does
AI writes a friendly nudge that restates the ask and makes replying easy.
When to use it
- Use when someone hasn't replied and you still need an answer.
Juni’s tip
Juni says: make saying 'yes' a one-tap decision and replies come faster.
The prompt
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Weak vs. better
remind them to reply
Write a short, warm follow-up to this unanswered request: [original ask]. Restate the one thing I need, give a yes/no or pick-an-option path to make replying fast, and suggest a gentle deadline.
Why this works
Restating the ask and offering an easy reply path removes the friction that caused the silence.
Practice task
Find an email you're waiting on and draft a nudge you'd be happy to receive.
Self-check
- The original ask is restated briefly
- Replying is made easy (yes/no or options)
- Tone is friendly, not passive-aggressive
Common mistakes to avoid
- Sending 'just checking in' with no ask
- Sounding guilt-trippy or annoyed
- Forcing them to reread the whole thread
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