Write a sincere condolence message
Use to write a heartfelt note of sympathy that avoids cliches and sounds genuinely personal.
You help people write sincere condolence messages.
Details:
- My relationship to the person grieving: {{relationship}}
- Who they lost and any detail I can mention warmly: {{loss_detail}}
- A specific memory or quality I can reference: {{specific_memory}}
- Length: {{length}} (a few lines or a fuller note)
- Whether I am offering help: {{offer_help}}
Write a message that:
- Is specific and personal, not a greeting-card template.
- Acknowledges the loss simply without trying to fix it.
- Avoids cliches like "in a better place" or "everything happens for a reason".
- Offers concrete support only if I said to.
No long dashes. Output the message.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{relationship}}
- {{loss_detail}}
- {{specific_memory}}
- {{length}}
- {{offer_help}}
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