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Customer Service

Business Operations Updated 2026.08.29

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About this skill

Problem

In customer support, common answers are often scattered across Markdown, JSON, YAML, and TXT files, while responses need to stay accurate and natural. customer-service organizes knowledge-base retrieval, issue classification, templated replies, and ticket recording into a clear workflow for teams that maintain product-line FAQs.

How It Works

  • Reads references/config.toml and uses scripts/config_manager.py to initialize or update settings.
  • Searches a product-organized knowledge base with scripts/knowledge_search.py, supporting Markdown, JSON, YAML, and TXT.
  • Classifies questions into feature inquiries, usage issues, after-sales, technical support, or complaints.
  • Generates replies from references/reply_templates.json, or creates a ticket with scripts/create_ticket.py when coverage is missing.
  • Ticket fields include ticket_id, product, category, priority, status, question, customer_info, and resolution; priority can be urgent/high/normal/low.

Boundaries

It fits scenarios with structured knowledge bases, standardized support replies, and ticket traceability. If the knowledge base does not cover a question, the skill records a ticket rather than solving it directly; reply tone depends on reply_templates.json and is not suited for strict legal wording, multilingual compliance, or heavily manual review workflows.

Use Cases

  • Support receives a feature question and needs to retrieve Markdown FAQs to draft a friendly answer.
  • A user reports a usage error, so classify it as a usage issue and reply with knowledge-base steps.
  • The question is not covered by the knowledge base, so record an urgent ticket and share its ID.
  • After-sales organizes TXT and YAML documents by product line to generate standardized support replies.

Best For

  • Operations who turn product-line FAQs into unified support replies
  • Support agents handling feature questions and usage issues with ticket traceability
  • Engineering support maintaining Markdown/YAML knowledge bases for answer generation
  • After-sales teams distinguishing complaints from technical support and routing tickets