# Kimi — writing emails, raw output

- Date: 2026-09-20, sent 08:26 (+07), answered in about a minute. Free, K2.8 ("Быстрый · Высокий"), interface Russian, answer in English. Brief pasted as one message.
- Capture: page text via the extension. The page shows Kimi's reasoning above the answer ("The user wants three emails… Language: ru… The user wrote in English… I'll write emails in English… Count words under 150 each… ~115. Good."); it drafted each email in the reasoning, counted the words, then printed them. Only the answer is scored; the reasoning is noted.
- First read: three emails, subject lines, all fifteen facts, nothing invented. The most rhetorical: "A 12% rise from 1 October is more than we can absorb" and "it's a big part of why we've stayed with you" are Ana's position dressed up, not new facts; "That's not how we want your order to reach you" in email 3. "Warm regards" on all three. Closes with a line saying each is under 150 words and offers to adjust the tone.

## Answer

Here are your three emails:

**1. To Miguel at Café Aurora**

Subject: A friendly reminder – invoice QR-2026-0314

Hi Miguel,

I hope you and everyone at Café Aurora are doing well.

I'm writing about invoice QR-2026-0314 for €412.60, which was due on 20 August and is still outstanding. I sent a first reminder on 28 August but haven't heard back, so I wanted to reach out once more.

Our terms do allow a 2% late fee, but I'd be glad to waive it if the payment reaches us by 30 September.

You've been a valued customer, and I'd love to keep working together. If anything on your side is holding things up, just let me know and we can talk it through.

Thank you, Miguel.

Warm regards,
Ana, Quinta da Ribeira

**2. To Sofia at Olaria Beira**

Subject: Re: Proposed price increase

Hi Sofia,

Thank you for your message, and for three good years of working together.

A 12% rise from 1 October is more than we can absorb. What I can accept is a 6% increase, effective from 1 November, and only if Olaria Beira can commit to a three-week lead time on our orders.

That lead time matters a great deal to our little shop, and it's a big part of why we've stayed with you. If these terms don't work on your side, I would have to start looking at other suppliers — something I'd genuinely rather not do.

I hope we can find a way to keep this partnership going. Let me know what you think.

Warm regards,
Ana, Quinta da Ribeira

**3. To Inês Carvalho**

Subject: Your order 10482 – a broken bowl

Hi Inês,

Thank you for the photos, and I'm so sorry that one of the bowls from your order 10482 arrived broken. That's not how we want your order to reach you.

I'd like to make it right. You can choose:

- a replacement bowl, which we'll ship on Monday, or
- a refund of €24.90 for the bowl.

Just let me know which you'd prefer. In the meantime, please keep the packaging until you hear back from us — and don't worry, there's no need to send anything back.

Thank you for your patience, Inês.

Warm regards,
Ana, Quinta da Ribeira

Each email is under 150 words and sticks strictly to the facts you gave me. Want me to adjust the tone of any of them — warmer, more formal, or shorter?