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AI for customer support macro refreshes
Update support templates so they match how the product actually works today.
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- 1The premise
- 2support operations
- 3template hygiene
- 4product changes
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Section 1
The premise
Support macros decay when the product ships; AI surfaces drift between docs and templates.
What AI does well here
- Compare macros against current help center articles to find contradictions
- Flag macros that reference deprecated features
- Suggest tone adjustments toward the current voice guide
What AI cannot do
- Know which macro is the team favorite that should be preserved
- Test the new macros with real tickets
- Replace the support lead's editorial judgment
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