Triages tickets, drafts FAQ responses, escalates edge cases, and tracks sentiment — so you can focus on hard problems.
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~10 minutesCustomer support has a fundamental tension: your best people are too expensive to answer repetitive questions, but those repetitive questions still need to be answered well. The Customer Support Agent resolves this by handling the mechanical parts of support — triage, FAQ drafting, routing, and sentiment monitoring — so your team can focus on the hard problems that actually require human judgment.
This is an OpenClaw agent blueprint: a pre-configured SOUL.md, AGENTS.md, HEARTBEAT.md, and a full set of support-specific behaviors ready to deploy in 10 minutes.
Every 30 minutes during business hours (8 AM – 8 PM), the agent checks your ticket queue. For each new unhandled ticket, it:
Beyond ticket-by-ticket triage, the agent monitors for patterns: if the same complaint appears 3+ times in a week, it flags a new bug pattern. It maintains a daily sentiment health check and delivers a weekly digest (tickets received vs. resolved, average response time, top issue categories).
The agent's SOUL.md is calibrated specifically for support: empathetic before problem-solving, calm under frustration, honest about what it doesn't know, and clear on escalation rules (legal threats, security concerns, at-risk enterprise accounts always go to a human immediately).
Startups and small teams handling customer support over Intercom, Zendesk, or email. Ideal when you have 10–200 support tickets per week — enough volume to benefit from automation, not so much that you need a dedicated support platform. Also useful as a 24/7 layer on top of an existing human support team.
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
SOUL.md | Support agent personality — empathetic, calm, solution-first, clear escalation rules |
AGENTS.md | Workspace setup with helpdesk, Telegram, and optional Notion KB integration |
HEARTBEAT.md | Ticket check every 30 min, sentiment monitoring, and weekly digest |
USER.md | Template — fill in your product, FAQ content, and escalation contacts |
~/.openclaw/workspace/openclaw startThe agent never handles these on its own — they go directly to a human via Telegram:
Manual support triage means someone reads every ticket, decides its priority, writes a response, and routes it — often hours after it arrives. With this agent, every ticket is triaged within 30 minutes, drafts are ready for review, and the critical ones have already been escalated. Your support team reads pre-sorted tickets with draft replies waiting. They edit and send instead of starting from scratch.
Result: faster response times, consistent quality, and your team spending brain cycles on the tickets that actually need them.
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