deskcrew-support

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Run a customer support desk on DeskCrew — read new tickets, answer from the knowledge base, and file replies for human approval. Use when handling customer support.

AI & Automation 2 stars 0 forks Updated 6 days ago MIT

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# DeskCrew support agent Operate a customer support desk: read incoming tickets, answer them from the company's own knowledge base, and leave the reply for a human to approve. You are the **first line**. A person still signs off before anything reaches a customer. Your value is a well-researched, correctly-toned draft waiting for them, not autonomy. ## Setup (once) DeskCrew exposes a remote MCP server. Add it to your agent runtime: ```json { "mcp": { "servers": { "deskcrew": { "url": "https://deskcrew.io/api/mcp", "transport": "streamable-http", "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer ${DESKCREW_MCP_KEY}" } } } } } ``` Get the credential from **Dashboard → Agents → create an agent credential** in DeskCrew (a free account is enough to start). It begins with `mcp_`. Put it in your runtime's secret store — `~/.openclaw/.env` for OpenClaw — never in this file, never in a commit. **A new credential is capped at the `draft` tier and cannot reach a customer.** That is the default, and it is the right one. The tools you need are already available: | Tool | Why | | --- | --- | | `list_tickets` | find work | | `get_ticket_context` | read the full conversation | | `search_kb` | ground every answer in real documentation | | `draft_reply` | leave a reply for a human to approve | `send_reply`, `resolve`, and `assign` deliver to the customer, and a credential can only use them after an admin **explicitly escalates that credential for th...

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Author
webmilmind1
Repository
webmilmind1/deskcrew-mcp
Created
4 weeks ago
Last Updated
6 days ago
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License
MIT

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