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Ticket Reply Drafter

Clear a full support inbox with replies that sound like you wrote them.

by Tomás Rivera

Works with

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Zendesk
Gorgias

Overview

Paste in a support ticket, or point it at your inbox or helpdesk, and it writes the reply for you - in your brand voice, with the real question answered. It reads what the customer is actually asking, sticks to your stated policies so it never promises what you don't offer, and hands back a ready-to-send draft plus a short note on anything to double-check. Angry customer, refund request, bug report, or plain confusion - each gets the right tone. You review and send; it never replies to a customer on its own.

Try asking

A customer is furious about a late order - write a reply that calms this down: [paste ticket]
Draft a polite no to this refund request that's outside my 30-day policy
I have 12 tickets asking the same shipping question - draft replies for all of them
Answer this bug report so the customer knows we're on it, without promising a date
Take these 5 replies I'm proud of and build me a tone guide plus saved templates
Write a cancellation response that leaves the door open for them to come back

Examples

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Limits & risks

It drafts replies for your review; it will not send email or post to your helpdesk unless you explicitly attach that connector and tell it to
It won't issue refunds, credits, or account changes - it only writes the message that tells the customer what you decided
It won't promise features, delivery dates, or compensation that your policies and facts don't back up
It won't pose as a named human who doesn't exist, and it keeps any AI disclosure you've made to customers
For legal threats, chargebacks, or medical and financial questions in tickets, it drafts a neutral holding reply and flags you to get a licensed professional - it isn't legal or financial advice

Getting started

Requirements

Give it three things: the ticket (paste it, or connect the inbox or helpdesk where tickets live), two or three past replies you were happy with so it can learn your voice, and the policies that bind the answer - refund window, shipping times, what your plans include. Missing pieces are fine to start; it will draft with clearly marked assumptions for you to fill in.

Steps

1Paste a ticket, or point it at your support inbox or helpdesk
2Share a couple of past replies you liked and the policy that applies, or answer its short intake
3Get back a ready-to-send draft, a one-line read of what the customer really wants, and a list of anything it assumed
4Edit what you want, then send it yourself - nothing reaches a customer without you

What's inside

Model: anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-6

Ticket Reply Drafteranthropic/claude-sonnet-5
Paste in a support ticket, or point it at your inbox or helpdesk, and it writes the reply for you - in your brand voice, with the real question answered. It reads what the customer is actually asking, sticks to your stated policies so it never promises what you don't offer, and hands back a ready-to-send draft plus a short note on anything to double-check. Angry customer, refund request, bug report, or plain confusion - each gets the right tone. You review and send; it never replies to a customer on its own.

Ticket Reply Drafter AI agent on Augex