Reschedule plus refund
Scheduling moves the booking, support drafts the refund reply, and a person approves the refund before it is sent.
A supervisor agent breaks a request into tasks and routes them to specialists for sales, support, scheduling, CRM or research — each with its own tools, limits and audit trail.
Real customer requests rarely fit one department: 'move my appointment and tell me about the refund' needs scheduling and support. A squad gives each job to the agent best suited for it, under one supervisor that owns the final answer.
Specialists share the task context they need and nothing more. Every run has an iteration limit, a cost cap and a timeout, and you can cancel it at any point.
Each capability shows when it is scheduled to ship and whether it depends on a provider's approval.
One agent plans and delegates; specialists execute focused tasks.
Hand-offs carry the relevant context, so customers never repeat themselves.
Run steps in order, branch on results, and run read-only steps in parallel.
Each specialist gets only the tools its job needs.
Sensitive actions pause until a person approves them.
A full trace of every step, with iteration limits, cost caps, timeouts and cancellation.
Scheduling moves the booking, support drafts the refund reply, and a person approves the refund before it is sent.
Research enriches the company, sales qualifies, CRM creates the deal and scheduling books the call.
An operations agent checks delivery status, notifies the customer and logs the outcome.
The supervisor reads the request and plans tasks.
Specialists receive tasks with the context they need.
Tools run inside allowlists; sensitive steps wait for approval.
The supervisor returns one structured response and the run is logged.
Google Calendar
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Slack
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