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3Pull from connected services for the last 7 days:
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5**Support tickets** (Intercom, Zendesk, Help Scout, or similar) — new tickets, resolved tickets, unresolved tickets aging past SLA. Categorize by type: bugs, feature requests, confusion/UX, billing.
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7**NPS / CSAT** — any survey responses. Specific quotes from detractors. Patterns in promoter reasoning.
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9**App reviews** — new reviews on App Store, Google Play, G2, Capterra if connected.
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11**Slack** — any customer-facing channels with feedback threads.
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13Write to \`session/customer-feedback.md\`:
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15**Top issues this week** — the 3-5 issues or requests appearing most often. Exact user quotes where available. Frequency count.
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17**Bugs reported** — specific bugs customers hit, with reproduction detail if given.
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19**Feature requests** — recurring requests worth flagging to product.
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21**Notable conversations** — individual tickets or threads worth reading in full (link if accessible).
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23**Metrics** — ticket volume vs. last week, resolution rate, NPS trend if available.
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25End with a one-paragraph synthesis: is customer sentiment improving or degrading? What's the single biggest lever?
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