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welcome-email

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Writes the Week 1 welcome email a WISE Account Manager sends a new website client right after kickoff. Use when the AM asks for the welcome email, Day 1 client email or the intake-form email, once the kickoff files exist (kickoff/[slug]/ context and AM-reviewed gap questions). Reads those files and the links the AM gives (intake form, Kickoff Call booking page), and writes welcome-email/[slug]/[slug]-welcome-email.md, a ready-to-paste email in WISE's voice, that introduces the AM, links the intake form, lists only the gap questions still unanswered, and explains what happens in Week 1. Do NOT use for the kickoff files or gap questions themselves (use new-build-kickoff), brand and voice files (use client-reference-kit), ClickUp updates (use clickup-progress-sync), merging intake answers into the context (use client-context-update), the Kickoff Call prep brief (use kickoff-call-brief), or the Week 1, 2 and 5 emails (use week-1-client-email, week-2-client-email, week-5-client-email).

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