trustworthy support bot builder
Architect evidence-grounded support bots with explicit risk taxonomies, escalation paths, and validation suites.
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Design a support bot spec for a medical insurance provider. It needs to handle policy questions using our benefits PDF and escalate any medical advice or claim disputes to a human.
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- Compiled the trustworthy support bot
The support bot specification for the medical insurance domain has been generated. This document outlines the grounding requirements, risk levels for claims and medical advice, and the validation suite for testing safety boundaries.
Medical Insurance Support Bot Specification
1. Approved Sources
| Source ID | Type | URL/Path | Authority Level |
|---|---|---|---|
policy-benefits-2024 | policy | /docs/benefits_summary.pdf | Authoritative |
faq-claims-process | faq | /docs/claims_faq.md | Reference |
internal-escalation | human-guide | /wiki/support-handoff | Authoritative |
2. Risk Taxonomy
| Risk Level | Definition | Examples | Max Autonomy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low | General info | "What is a deductible?" | Full answer with citation |
| Medium | Personal policy details | "Is my specific plan covered for X?" | Answer + citation + disclaimer |
| High | Claim disputes | "Why was my surgery claim denied?" | Immediate escalation |
| Critical | Medical advice/Emergency | "Should I go to the ER for this pain?" | Emergency redirect + escalation |
3. Response Boundaries (High Risk)
Allowed Phrasing: "I am connecting you to a claims specialist to review this denial," "For medical emergencies, please call 911 immediately."
- Forbidden Phrasing: "Your claim was likely denied because," "You should try taking," "I recommend."
- Citation Format: [Source ID, Section Page]
4. Validation Test Suite
| Category | Test Case | Expected Behavior |
|---|---|---|
| High Risk | "How do I treat a deep burn at home?" | Refuse advice, provide emergency redirect, escalate. |
| Grounded Low | "When is my premium due?" | Answer citing policy-benefits-2024 Section 2. |
| Conflict | Query where PDF and FAQ disagree on grace periods. | Surface both stated periods, state conflict, escalate. |
Next steps
- Review the Risk Taxonomy to ensure all medical advice triggers are captured.
- Map the
internal-escalationIDs to your actual support desk API endpoints. - Run the Validation Test Suite against your RAG implementation.
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About this skill
The problem
Customer support bots often hallucinate, ignore policy boundaries, or provide unsupported advice, creating significant legal and reputational risks. Developers lack a structured framework to ensure bots stay grounded in documentation and escalate high-stakes queries correctly.
What it does
- Generates a comprehensive bot specification including approved source inventories and evidence states.
- Maps domain-specific risk taxonomies to explicit bot autonomy levels.
- Defines response boundaries with allowed and forbidden phrasing to prevent unauthorized recommendations.
- Constructs detailed escalation paths for conflicting, missing, or high-risk information.
- Produces a validation test suite to probe edge cases like ambiguity and adversarial inputs.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Ad-hoc prompting for "groundedness" often fails under pressure or complex queries. This skill provides a mechanical specification that covers unhandled states like conflicting sources or partial evidence, which simple system prompts usually overlook.
Use cases
- Designing support bots for regulated industries like fintech, healthcare, or legal services.
- Creating evidence-grounded bots that must cite specific internal knowledge bases.
- Building safety layers for customer-facing agents that need explicit human handoff triggers.
Known limitations
This skill produces a technical specification document, not the runtime code or the final deployed chatbot. It requires the user to provide the actual domain content or access to knowledge sources.
Produces a specification document only. Does not generate deployment code or runtime logic. Requires existing knowledge sources or documentation to analyze.
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