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How to triage support tickets and draft replies with Knowledge Work Plugins

Use the customer-support plugin to sort tickets, draft responses, and package escalations.

Who it is forA support lead or agent with a queue of open tickets who needs faster first responses and clean escalations to engineering.

The problemTickets arrive in mixed quality, and drafting consistent replies and escalation notes takes time away from resolving issues.

The outcomeTriaged tickets, draft responses, and escalation packages prepared by Claude using the customer-support plugin.

What you need first

  • Access to Claude Cowork or Claude Code
  • Accounts for the tools you want to connect, such as your CRM, warehouse, or ticketing system
  • Credentials for each connector you enable

Steps

  1. Run claude plugin marketplace add anthropics/knowledge-work-plugins
  2. Run claude plugin install customer-support@knowledge-work-plugins (inferred, check the README)
  3. Connect Intercom or HubSpot and Jira through their connectors
  4. Ask Claude to triage the ticket and draft a reply, and to package an escalation if needed

Prompt for your agent

Using the anthropics/knowledge-work-plugins repo, install the customer-support plugin and triage <ticket ID or pasted ticket text>. Expected output: a priority, a draft reply, and an escalation summary if the issue needs engineering. Verify that the draft does not promise anything the support policy does not allow.

Caveat. The README lists the customer-support connectors but does not describe the commands for this plugin, so the triage workflow relies on natural language requests rather than a documented slash command.

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