Write a compelling cover letter for {POSITION} at {COMPANY}.

My background: {BACKGROUND}
Key achievements: {ACHIEVEMENTS}
Why this role: {WHY_INTERESTED}

Requirements:
- Professional but personable tone
- Show genuine enthusiasm for the company
- Highlight 2-3 most relevant achievements with metrics
- Address any potential concerns (gaps, career changes)
- Strong opening that grabs attention
- Clear call to action in closing
- Keep to one page (300-400 words)

Draft a professional resignation letter.

Current role: {ROLE}
Company: {COMPANY}
Last day: {LAST_DAY}
Reason (optional): {REASON}
Relationship with manager: {RELATIONSHIP}

Requirements:
- Gracious and professional tone
- Express gratitude for opportunities
- Offer to help with transition
- Keep it brief and positive
- Avoid burning bridges
- Standard business letter format

Write a recommendation letter for {PERSON_NAME}.

My relationship to them: {RELATIONSHIP}
Their role when we worked together: {THEIR_ROLE}
Key strengths I observed: {STRENGTHS}
Specific achievements/examples: {EXAMPLES}
What they're applying for: {APPLICATION_PURPOSE}

Requirements:
- Specific examples, not generic praise
- Show rather than tell (stories > adjectives)
- Address the requirements of what they're applying for
- Be honest but positive
- Include contact info for follow-up
- 1-2 pages maximum

Write a formal complaint letter.

Issue: {ISSUE}
Company/Organization: {COMPANY}
Date of incident: {DATE}
What I want resolved: {RESOLUTION}
Previous attempts to resolve: {PREVIOUS_ATTEMPTS}

Requirements:
- Firm but professional tone (not aggressive)
- Clear timeline of events
- Specific details and documentation references
- Reasonable request for resolution
- Deadline for response
- Mention escalation path if unresolved
- Keep emotions controlled

Write a thank you letter for {OCCASION}.

Recipient: {RECIPIENT}
What I'm thankful for: {WHAT_FOR}
Specific details to mention: {DETAILS}
Relationship: {RELATIONSHIP}
Tone: {TONE}

Requirements:
- Genuine and heartfelt
- Specific about what meant the most
- Include a personal touch or memory
- Keep it appropriately brief
- Handwritten-style warmth (even if typed)

Write a professional apology letter.

What happened: {INCIDENT}
Who was affected: {AFFECTED}
My responsibility: {MY_PART}
Impact on them: {IMPACT}
How I'll prevent this: {PREVENTION}

Requirements:
- Take clear responsibility (no "if I offended...")
- Acknowledge the specific impact
- Don't over-explain or make excuses
- Concrete steps to make it right
- Commitment to change behavior
- Brief and sincere

Write a business proposal letter.

Proposal for: {SERVICE_PRODUCT}
Target client: {CLIENT}
Their problem: {PROBLEM}
Our solution: {SOLUTION}
Key benefits: {BENEFITS}
Pricing indication: {PRICING}

Requirements:
- Lead with their problem, not your solution
- Clear value proposition
- Social proof/credibility markers
- Specific next steps
- Create urgency without being pushy
- Professional formatting

Write a letter requesting a reference.

From: {REFERENCE_NAME}
Their role when we worked together: {THEIR_ROLE}
Our relationship: {RELATIONSHIP}
What I'm applying for: {APPLICATION}
Key points I'd like them to address: {POINTS}

Requirements:
- Respectful of their time
- Give them an easy out
- Provide context about the opportunity
- Remind them of specific projects/achievements
- Offer to provide a draft or bullet points
- Include deadline