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ai-chatbot-builder

Build AI chatbots end to end — conversation design, persona, retrieval grounding, escalation, and deployment. Use when creating a chatbot for support, sales, or internal assistance.

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# AI Chatbot Builder

A good chatbot is a designed conversation, not a model with a text box. This skill covers the full 
build: defining the job, designing the dialogue, grounding answers, handling failure gracefully, 
and shipping.

## Overview

Start from the job: what questions should this bot answer, and what actions should it take? Design 
the conversation — greeting, disambiguation, answer, follow-up — before writing prompts. Ground 
answers in your knowledge base so the bot says true things. Plan the failure paths: confusion, 
out-of-scope requests, angry users, and the handoff to humans. Then ship with analytics, because 
the first version is a hypothesis about what users will ask.
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