Write the small words that make software feel human: empty states, errors, confirmations, tooltips — consistent, helpful, and brand-true.
Write microcopy for these moments in {{product}}: {{moments}} (list screens/states — or I'll paste current copy to fix). Voice: {{voice}}.
For each: the copy, in under {{char_limit}} characters where given. Principles: errors say what happened + how to fix it (never blame the user), empty states point to the first action, confirmations state what just happened specifically, destructive-action dialogs name the consequence plainly. Buttons are verbs. Give 2 options where tone could go safe vs charming.
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