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The typical enterprise-grade pipeline for an intelligent customer service Agent is: first use a classification model or a large model to determine the intent type of the user's question, then route to the corresponding handling process based on the intent, and create a ticket and assign it to a human agent when necessary.
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10/13/2026
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