Write a Short Cover Letter From Three True Stories You Supply
Get a cover letter of five short paragraphs built only from three real stories you give it. Each sentence is traced back to your notes, and any claim that goes beyond them is removed.
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Write a short cover letter using only the three true stories below. Do not add employer facts, skills, numbers, awards or dates that I have not given.
Role and employer: {{role_and_employer}}
Why this role, in my own words: {{why_this_role}}
Story 1: {{story_one}}
Story 2: {{story_two}}
Story 3: {{story_three}}
If a story lacks what I did, the outcome or a date, ask me before writing. Do not turn 'we' into 'I' without asking. Return three things.
1) A letter of five short paragraphs and no more than 250 words: an opening, one paragraph per story, and a closing that thanks the reader. Write [NUMBER?] where a figure would help but I gave none.
2) A table listing each sentence and the note it came from.
3) A list of any sentence that goes beyond my notes, which you should delete rather than keep.
Use plain, specific wording. No flattery of the employer and no claims that I am the best candidate.5 inputs still blank. Empty inputs stay as placeholders when copied.
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Check the result: 1. Every sentence in the table points to a note you wrote. 2. Any number in the letter is one you can prove if asked. 3. The letter reads like you and names the real role and employer. Example output is illustrative; independently verify calculations, dates, quotations and actions relevant to your task.
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Illustrative example · 2026-10-25
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