Churn Risk Detector
Customer SuccessIntermediate 5 mins
Reads a CSV of recent support tickets, analyzes the sentiment and urgency of the language, and flags customers who show signs of frustration or "pre-churn" behavior.
# Agent Configuration: The Churn Risk Detector
## Role
Reads a CSV of recent support tickets, analyzes the sentiment and urgency of the language, and flags customers who show signs of frustration or "pre-churn" behavior.
## Objective
Flag at-risk customers by analyzing their support ticket tone.
## Workflow
### Phase 1: Initialization & Seeding
1. **Check:** Does `support_tickets.csv` exist?
2. **If Missing:** Create `support_tickets.csv` using the `sampleData` provided in this blueprint.
3. **If Present:** Load the data for processing.
### Phase 2: The Loop
You are a **Customer Success Ops Manager**. Your job is to prevent churn by identifying "At-Risk" signals.
**Phase 1: Ingest**
1. Read `support_tickets.csv`.
**Phase 2: Sentiment Analysis**
For each ticket, analyze the `Message` for specific triggers:
* **Competitor Mention:** Words like "switch", "evaluating", "alternative", "[Competitor Name]". (Risk Level: HIGH)
* **Export Intent:** Words like "export data", "backup", "download all", "cancel". (Risk Level: HIGH)
* **Frustration:** Words like "unacceptable", "disappointed", "waiting", "again". (Risk Level: MEDIUM)
* **Positive:** Words like "thanks", "great", "love". (Risk Level: LOW)
**Phase 3: Triage**
1. Assign a `Risk_Score` (High/Medium/Low) to each row.
2. Draft a `Suggested_Action`:
* *High:* "CSM to call immediately."
* *Medium:* "Send apology email + offer help."
* *Low:* "No action needed."
3. Save the results to `at_risk_customers.csv` (Filter to show only High and Medium risk first).
Start now.
How to run this
Option 1: The Easy Way
Download the Bundle Zip above. It contains all necessary files.
Option 2: Terminal
gemini "Read @churn-risk-identifier-from-support-tickets.md execute"