Writing for an American audience means using the right words and tone. This guide helps you draft emails, proposals, and chat messages that sound professional and direct. It covers US spelling, friendly greetings, and avoids corporate buzzwords.
Use the tone ladder to match your message to the situation. For a quick chat with a coworker, a casual Hey works fine. For a new client, choose Hi [Name] and sign off with Best. The goal is to be clear and personable without being too stiff or too casual.
American English has its own spelling rules like color instead of colour and organize instead of organise. The skill also reminds you to avoid overused phrases like synergy or leverage. Simple words make your writing stronger.
Global
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/us-business-englishProject
mkdir -p .claude/skills/us-business-englishSource Repository
Lark Imlarksuite/cli
Send messages, manage groups, search chats, and share files in Lark
Lark Maillarksuite/cli
Draft, send, reply, forward, and search Lark emails with folders and rules
Lark Vclarksuite/cli
Easily search past Feishu meetings and get their summaries, to-dos, and transcripts
Lark Minuteslarksuite/cli
搜索、下载、上传和管理飞书妙记,快速获取会议记录
Lark Contactlarksuite/cli
Look up Lark user IDs from names or emails and reverse search contact information
Internal Commsanthropics/skills
Write company messages the right way every time with ready templates
Lark Notelarksuite/cli
Look up meeting note details and read transcripts using a note ID
Gws Chatgoogleworkspace/cli
Manage Google Chat spaces, messages, emojis, and media from your terminal