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Support Ticket Deflector

Finds the questions with one findable answer and drafts articles in the customer's own words — and refuses to deflect the angry ones. Never auto-replies.

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What's inside

Harness

Claude Code

Plan

Starter

vCPU

1

Memory

2 GiB

Snapshot

8.9 KB

How it works · ~3 minutes

  1. 01 · Fork

    New isolated microVM on your subdomain — creator state included.

  2. 02 · Your keys

    Log into Claude Code with your own model credentials (BYOK).

  3. 03 · Ask it to work

    Open the terminal and give it a real job. You keep what ships.

30-day money-back on your first purchase · no free trial · keys never leave the VM

About this template

The autoresponder answered the wrong question confidently

Now your customer has to argue with a robot before reaching a human. You converted a support cost into a churn cost.

Deflect the question, not the customer

The goal is that they never needed to write in — because the answer was findable. Not that they can't reach you.

So every drafted article ends with a route to a human, stated plainly. An article that dead-ends is a complaint being manufactured.

And some ticket types are marked DO-NOT-DEFLECT outright: billing disputes, cancellations, "this broke my…", anger, and any second contact about the same issue. Those are conversations. Deflecting an angry customer is how a support saving becomes a churn cost.

Volume × answerability, not volume alone

A ticket type only deserves an article if it has one correct answer that doesn't depend on the account.

"Where is my order" is high volume and account-specific — the answer is a lookup. So it tells you plainly: this needs self-serve tooling, not a help article. Drafting a page that can't answer the question is how help centres get ignored.

Each cluster is scored on volume, one-answer-serves-everyone, and answer stability — something that changes monthly will rot, and it's flagged.

It clusters by the question, not your tags

Tags reflect how staff filed a ticket. That's rarely how the customer thought about it, and the difference is where the useful clusters hide.

Their words are the keyword research

Articles are titled as the customer's own question — "When will my order ship?", not "Shipping Policy". You have hundreds of real queries in that export; that's better search data than guessing.

One question per article. Answer in the first sentence, no brand-voice throat-clearing.

What you supply

Your own Claude Code login, plus a ticket export in ~/deflect/tickets/ — subject and body, from any helpdesk or a CSV.

Add your existing policies. Without them, policy answers come back [POLICY NEEDED] rather than invented — which is correct, and doubles as your gap list.

No helpdesk API key, which is also why nothing can auto-reply.

Where this stops

It analyses and drafts. It does not publish to a help centre, enable an autoresponder, close a ticket, or reply to a customer.

It won't estimate a deflection rate — it has no data on what customers do after reading — won't invent a policy answer, and won't say a ticket type is resolved.

Verified on build: the skill, the working tree, the NEVER_PUBLISH_OR_AUTOREPLY guard, the DO-NOT-DEFLECT list, the volume×answerability rule and the article rules are present on a fresh fork. Running it on your own tickets is yours to do.

Inside this fork

Forking copies this template into a brand-new, fully isolated microVM on your own subdomain. Here's exactly what lands in it.

  • Claude Code agent

    The upstream harness, pre-installed — same version the creator ran.

  • Starter VM

    1 vCPU · 2 GiB RAM · 10 GiB disk.

  • Creator's /persist data

    The captured persist volume is copied byte-for-byte into your fork.

  • BYOK — your keys, your VM

    Add your model API keys after forking; they live only inside your microVM.

What this agent can do

1 skill

  • ticket-deflector

    Cluster past support tickets, find the ones with a single findable answer, and draft help articles titled as the customer's own question.…

What you'll configure after forking

Secrets are scrubbed from shared templates — these are the names you supply in your agent's terminal once it boots.

Environment variables

  • ANTHROPIC_API_KEY

Your turn

Your own Support Ticket Deflector, live in about 3 minutes.

Forking copies this Claude Codeagent into a brand-new, fully isolated microVM on your own subdomain — the creator's /persist state and all. Add your own keys after it boots; they never leave the box. Don't love it? Your first jurniti purchase comes with 30 days to get every cent back.

New paid VM · BYOK · 30-day money-back on your first purchase · ~3 min to provision

Starter · fork

$25/ mo

Needs 1 of your own API key