Turn supplied support requests and approved help articles into an evidence-backed response draft and escalation handoff.
Service Desk
v1.0.0
Curated collection
AI agent skills and config templates for IT support: draft ticket replies, prepare escalation handoffs, and answer from approved documentation.
Start with one useful task
Open the first skill below, review its source, and follow its client installation steps. Then use this synthetic prompt in a new chat.
Use support-triage with this synthetic ticket: SSO sign-in loops back to login. One user reports it; other users are untested. No error code or logs supplied. Draft a customer reply, internal handoff, and missing evidence. Do not assume a root cause or take actions.Open starter skill →
Skills provide instructions for a compatible agent. The starter skill linked above includes an example input, expected output, and client setup instructions. Follow the individual file’s tested client versions and prerequisites before use.
Configs describe agent capabilities for review in Foo Guard. They need runtime wiring before they can operate as an integration. Review requested access, adapt the file to your task, and scan your changes.
How to review and use Library files →Turn supplied support requests and approved help articles into an evidence-backed response draft and escalation handoff.
Service Desk
v1.0.0
A starting point for service desks: read a scoped, redacted ticket and draft a response without sending it or changing accounts. Analysis template; runtime wiring required.
Service Desk
v1.0.0
A starting point for knowledge-management teams: scoped documentation lookup with cited answers and no write access. Analysis template; runtime wiring required.
Service Desk
v1.0.0