CHAT ASSISTANT
Support assistant
Answers customers from your own help docs and past tickets, looks up their order, checks refund eligibility, opens a ticket.
You fill in (or leave blank and the build will ask):
TEMPLATES / BUILD YOUR AGENT
Start from a template
Result as a Service starts here. Twelve ready-made starts for the build-your-agent skill, written in plain words. Pick the one closest to your work, fill in two blanks or leave them empty, and open Claude or ChatGPT with the prompt already written. The build then asks you its questions in rounds, stops for your approval before any code, and ends with a live address and the folder where the code lives.
Before you start, once
Get Raza SOR free (one email, one code) and attach it to your AI tool, then add the build-your-agent skill. Both are on your connector page.
Then, per agent
Pick a template below, fill the blanks in your own words, and click Open. Claude or ChatGPT opens with the prompt; press send. Using Codex, Claude Code or Cursor? Copy the prompt and paste it there.
What happens next
The build asks its questions in rounds with three answers offered each time, stops for your approval of the spec before any code, and hands you the live address and the code's folder at the end. A person stays at every gate.
Chat assistants
People talk to these. They answer from your own documents, act inside your systems through tools, and stop for a person at the gate.
CHAT ASSISTANT
Setup and onboarding assistant
Helps new users get set up inside your app, from your current docs, and can do the setup steps for them.
You fill in (or leave blank and the build will ask):
See the prompt it will send
CHAT ASSISTANT
Team policies assistant
Answers leave, expense and policy questions from your own handbook; checks a balance, files a request, names the approver.
You fill in (or leave blank and the build will ask):
See the prompt it will send
CHAT ASSISTANT
Sales and quote assistant
Talks to website visitors about what they need, drafts a quote, books a call, adds the lead to your CRM.
You fill in (or leave blank and the build will ask):
See the prompt it will send
CHAT ASSISTANT
Shopping assistant
Finds products from your real catalog and reviews, checks stock, adds to cart, applies a valid coupon.
You fill in (or leave blank and the build will ask):
See the prompt it will send
CHAT ASSISTANT
Engineering runbooks assistant
Answers "how does X work" and "why did it break" from your runbooks and past incidents; checks builds, pulls logs, opens incidents.
You fill in (or leave blank and the build will ask):
See the prompt it will send
CHAT ASSISTANT
Appointment and booking assistant
Answers questions about your services and preparation, checks open slots, books or reschedules, sends reminders.
You fill in (or leave blank and the build will ask):
See the prompt it will send
Always-on workers
Nobody prompts these. They wake on an event or a schedule, act, remember what they did last time, and escalate to a person only when it matters.
ALWAYS-ON WORKER
After-hours inbox responder
The moment a message arrives at night, reads it, decides urgency, sends a reply or holding message, wakes a human only when it matters.
You fill in (or leave blank and the build will ask):
See the prompt it will send
ALWAYS-ON WORKER
Silent-failure watchdog
Checks on its own that a scheduled job really ran and the numbers match; opens an incident and pings the owner when it did not.
You fill in (or leave blank and the build will ask):
See the prompt it will send
ALWAYS-ON WORKER
Follow-up chaser
Tracks what each client still owes you, sends reminders over days, stops when it arrives, hands over to a person after a few tries.
You fill in (or leave blank and the build will ask):
See the prompt it will send
ALWAYS-ON WORKER
Alert router
When an alert fires, gathers the context, silences the noise, pages the right person for the real ones, day or night.
You fill in (or leave blank and the build will ask):
See the prompt it will send
ALWAYS-ON WORKER
Action guard
Sits on every refund or discount request as it happens, auto-approves the ones inside your policy, holds the exceptions for a manager.
You fill in (or leave blank and the build will ask):