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A draft repeat-contact pattern report with evidence and counterexamples.

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Claude: links repeat contacts and drafts the report

You paste the ticket histories and the repeat-contact definition. Claude groups contacts and drafts the report. You reconcile every count.

  1. You

    Prepare the ticket bundle

  2. Claude

    Group contacts, draft report

  3. You

    Reconcile and finish

  1. Have ready: the ticket histories and definition

    Use: You

    Take credentials and payment details out of the ticket histories; bundle the histories with the supplied repeat-contact definition; keep the untouched originals aside.

    Check

    Check the bundle holds only supplied, approved material, with no passwords, authentication codes, session tokens or payment credentials.

  2. Group contacts, then draft the report

    Use: Claude

    In one Claude chat, ask for the coding worksheet of repeat-contact sets, then the pattern report with counterexamples and unresolved questions.

    Details

    What to paste into the tool

    Task: Draft coding worksheet of repeat-contact sets, unresolved asks per set, ticket references, counterexamples and unresolved gaps. From the attached histories, group contacts into repeat sets using exactly the supplied repeat-contact definition. For each set list the unresolved asks and the ticket IDs behind every count, and keep any contact that breaks the pattern as a counterexample. Do not infer motives or demographics; record anything the tickets do not show as a gap. Task: Draft repeat-contact pattern report with evidence and counterexamples; Explicit unresolved questions and a proposed next human decision, not an executed action. Using only the reconciled worksheet pasted below, write the pattern report: each recurring friction pattern, the reconciled counts and ticket references behind it, the counterexamples, and the unresolved asks. Present proposed causes as possible causes, not confirmed. Close with unresolved questions and the proposed next human decision.

  3. Reconcile every count and finish

    Use: You

    Reconcile every count and ticket reference against the retained originals, correct in the same chat, and close the report as preparation only.

    Check

    Check repeat counts reconcile against the originals and proposed causes read as possible causes, not confirmed. Do not resolve missing or contradictory facts by inference. Settle recipient scope and authority for later use separately; preparation only.

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Final check

Never paste credentials or full payment details.

Suggestions and preparation only. Do not send, publish, change records or accounts, assign work, execute code, initiate a purchase, or commit a remedy or deadline. A human separately approves any downstream action.

Use only the supplied case evidence and approved rules; preserve source references, applicability dates and unresolved facts.

Cut down customer information in drafts and handoffs; do not request or reproduce passwords, authentication codes, session tokens or payment credentials.

If required source material or a qualified reviewer is missing, return a clearly labelled incomplete draft rather than inventing a result.

Do not infer customer motives or demographic traits; distinguish observed patterns from causal explanations and retain counterexamples.

Check the result against your original inputs. Approve it before sharing or acting.

What still needs checking
  • Current plan limits (upload allowances, credits, usage caps) change; re-check the cited page on the day of use.
  • The repeat-contact definition is supplied per analysis; a definition change invalidates existing coding in every option.

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