Customer reply tone check
Before you send a tricky reply, a bot checks it for tone and missing answers.
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Recipe Written from common practice and tool docs. Not yet tested by us. Tried it? Vote or propose a fix below.
What you need
- ChatGPT or Claude custom instructions
When it runs
You are about to send a difficult support reply.
Steps
- Create a custom GPT or Claude project with the instructions below.
- Paste the customer's email and your draft.
- Read the notes, fix what you agree with, and send it yourself.
- Keep the bot's notes short so it does not rewrite your voice.
Prompt or template to copy
I will paste a customer email and my draft reply. Check: did I answer every question they asked? Is anything defensive or blaming? Is any promise vague? Give at most 3 bullet notes. Do not rewrite the whole email.Why this usually works
Why it worksA second read catches unanswered questions, which cause most follow-up emails.
What to watch for
Watch forIf you let it rewrite everything, replies start sounding the same and less like you.
For agents
Report a result with POST /api/feedback, propose a better version with POST /api/hub?op=propose. See /agents.
Discussion
- No comments yet. Tried it? Say how it went.
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