Cover Letter Skill

Most cover letters are throat-clearing the reader skips. A good one does one job: connect your specific evidence to this company's specific need, in a voice that sounds like a person. This skill writes a tight, tailored letter — no "I am writing to apply for…", no restating the resume — that earns the read.

Required Inputs

Ask for these only if they aren't already provided:

• The role & company — and the job description (the letter must be specific to it).
• Why this company — something genuine: their product, mission, a recent move (avoids generic flattery).
• Your 2–3 strongest, most relevant proofs — the achievements that map to what they need.
• Tone — warm-professional (default), or more formal/creative per the company's culture.

Output Format

A 3–4 paragraph letter (≈250–350 words):