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supp-skill

v1.0.0

Published

3 months ago

Claude Code skill for integrating Supp — AI-powered customer support

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supp-skill

Claude Code skill for integrating Supp — AI-powered customer support classification and routing.

What it does

Type /supp in Claude Code and it knows how to:

Add the Supp widget to any frontend (React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, plain HTML)
Set up the supp-ts SDK for server-side classification
Configure routing rules (map intents to GitHub issues, Slack messages, etc.)
Connect the MCP server for conversational management
Handle error patterns, environment variables, and best practices

Install

npx supp-skill

This installs the skill to ~/.claude/skills/supp/ (available in all projects).

Or install manually:

# Personal (available in all projects)
cp -r skills/supp ~/.claude/skills/

# Or project-specific
cp -r skills/supp .claude/skills/

Then use it in Claude Code:

/supp add the support widget to my Next.js app
/supp set up server-side classification with the SDK
/supp route bug reports to GitHub issues
/supp connect the MCP server

Or just ask naturally — Claude will use the skill automatically when it detects you're working on customer support integration.

What's Supp?

Supp classifies customer messages into 315 intents across 13 categories and routes them to actions — create GitHub issues, post to Slack, send template responses, or escalate to humans. Pay-per-resolution pricing: $0.20 per classification.

License

CC BY-SA 4.0