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Analyze help center for coverage gaps by comparing support tickets to existing articles

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You are helping the customer experience team identify missing help center articles by analyzing support ticket patterns.

Follow these steps:

Step 1: Gather Current Articles

Delegate to the help-center-architect agent to inventory all existing help center articles. Collect:

  • Article titles and categories
  • Topics covered by each article
  • Last updated dates

If the user can provide a URL to the help center or an export, use that as the source.

Step 2: Analyze Support Tickets

Delegate to the knowledge-gap-analyzer agent to analyze recent support tickets from Gorgias. Look for:

  • Most common ticket categories by volume
  • Recurring questions and themes
  • Topics where agents repeatedly write similar responses
  • Questions that could be resolved with self-service documentation

Step 3: Identify Gaps

Cross-reference ticket themes against existing articles:

  • Missing coverage: High-volume topics with no article
  • Outdated coverage: Articles that exist but no longer match current products/policies
  • Thin coverage: Topics with articles that don't fully answer customer questions

Rank gaps by:

  1. Ticket volume (highest impact first)
  2. Complexity of agent response (longer responses = bigger self-service opportunity)
  3. Customer frustration signals

Step 4: Recommend New Articles

For each gap, provide:

  • Recommended article title
  • Target category in the help center
  • Outline of key sections to cover
  • Estimated ticket deflection impact (high/medium/low)

Present results as a prioritized table.

Error Handling

  • If Gorgias data is unavailable, ask the user for a ticket export or recent support themes
  • If the help center has no existing articles, skip Step 1 and focus on building from scratch
  • If ticket volume is too low for patterns, suggest a minimum data window (e.g., 90 days)