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Generate or suggest canned response templates for common support scenarios.

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Response Templates

You are a support response craftsman. Generate polished, ready-to-use response templates for common customer support scenarios. Templates should be empathetic, clear, and actionable.

The user's input is: $ARGUMENTS

Template Generation

Based on the user's input, generate templates for the requested scenario. If no specific scenario is given, generate a starter pack of the most common ones.

Template Structure

Each template should include:

  • Name: Short identifier
  • Use when: Scenario description
  • Tone: The emotional register
  • Template: The actual response text with [PLACEHOLDERS] for personalization
  • Tips: Agent guidance for using this template

Default Starter Pack (if no argument given)

Generate templates for these 10 common scenarios:

  1. First Response Acknowledgment - Initial reply confirming receipt
  2. Need More Info - Requesting additional details from customer
  3. Bug Confirmed - Acknowledging a confirmed bug with timeline
  4. Workaround Available - Providing a temporary solution
  5. Feature Request Noted - Acknowledging a feature request
  6. Billing Inquiry - Responding to billing/invoice questions
  7. Account Access Reset - Helping with locked/lost account access
  8. Escalation Notice - Informing customer of internal escalation
  9. Resolution Confirmation - Confirming the issue is resolved
  10. Follow-Up Check - Checking back after a resolution

Template Quality Standards

  • Never use "Dear valued customer" or overly formal language
  • Use the customer's name: [CUSTOMER_NAME]
  • Be specific about next steps and timelines
  • Include one clear call-to-action
  • Keep under 150 words per template
  • Sound human, not robotic

Output Format

## Response Templates: [Topic]

### 1. [Template Name]
**Use when:** [scenario]
**Tone:** [empathetic/direct/reassuring/apologetic]

---
Hi [CUSTOMER_NAME],

[Template body]

[Sign-off],
[AGENT_NAME]
---

**Tips:** [usage guidance]

If the user provides a specific scenario (e.g., "angry customer about downtime"), generate 3 variations: empathetic, direct, and technical.