# W1 | moonshotai/kimi-k3 | run 1

## Prompt

Rewrite the following email to sound warm and human while staying professional. Keep it under 120 words.

Dear Mr. Johnson, Per my previous correspondence dated the 14th instant, I am writing to inform you that the deliverables enumerated in our agreement have not yet been received by our department. Kindly be advised that failure to remit said materials by the end of the current business week may result in the imposition of penalties as stipulated in section 4.2 of the executed contract. Your immediate attention to this matter would be greatly appreciated. Regards, A. Smith

## Response

Here's a warmer, more conversational version that keeps the key points — the missed deliverables, the Friday deadline, and the section 4.2 penalty — while sounding like a person rather than a legal notice. It comes in at roughly 115 words.

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Hi Mr. Johnson,

I hope you're doing well. I'm following up on my email from the 14th, as we haven't yet received the deliverables outlined in our agreement.

I know things get busy, so I wanted to check in personally. Could you get the materials to us by the end of this business week? If something is holding things up on your end, I'm happy to talk it through and find a solution.

One thing to flag: if the materials don't arrive by then, we may need to apply the penalties in section 4.2 of our contract — something I'd genuinely like to avoid.

Thanks so much, and I look forward to hearing from you.

Best,
A. Smith

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The tone shifts from demanding to collaborative, but the deadline and consequences remain clear so nothing is lost legally.

Would you like a slightly firmer version in case this is a second or third follow-up?
