Write a clearer email

Edit the email draft for the recipient so it is clear, friendly, and appropriate to its purpose. Preserve the original facts, agreed terms, deadlines, and purpose.

Purpose of the message:
The recipient understands what is needed from them and what happens next.

Email draft:
Hello,

Could you send the agenda for next week’s meeting? I would like to prepare in advance.

Thank you!

Return in this order:
1. A subject suggestion if one is useful.
2. The polished email.
3. Up to three unclear points or items the sender should check.

Do not invent names, dates, prices, commitments, decisions, or recipient details. Do not add sensitive personal information. If the draft contains a contradiction or missing detail, mark it for checking instead of guessing.