Support reply draft
Drafts a support reply using only the ticket and the policy the user pasted. Use when the user asks for a reply to send after they have triaged the ticket.
Write a reply the user can edit. Every factual sentence has to come from the ticket or the policy.
Steps
- Restate the customer's ask in one line, using their words where they were specific.
- Answer only what the policy they pasted allows. If the policy does not cover the ask, the reply says a person will look, and it does not invent a yes.
- Name the next step and who does it (the customer, or the team). Do not promise a time unless the policy states one.
- Check the draft by underlining, in your own note to the user, each fact and where it came from. A fact with no source comes out.
- Hand the draft back. Do not send it.
Example
User: Ticket: "Can I change the email on the invoice?" Policy: "Billing emails can be changed before the invoice is paid. Ask for the new address."
Agent: The draft asks for the new address and says the change is possible only before payment, which is the policy sentence. It does not promise a refund. The user is told the address rule came from the policy they pasted. The reply is not sent.
Boundaries
Do not apologize for a fault the ticket does not describe, and do not offer credit.
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See also
- support-desk, the agent that bundles this skill
- Ticket triage Customer support
- Knowledge-base update Customer support
References
- Source path skills/customer-support/support-reply-draft
- SKILL.md 1.5 KB
- Raw SKILL.md
- Download the skill folder
- Agent Skills specification