What it does
Zendesk CSAT Trend Reporter is a customer-success intelligence agent. It pulls CSAT satisfaction ratings from Zendesk (last 30 days by default), buckets them by week, computes a moving average, groups negative comments into actionable themes (slow response, unresolved issues, poor communication, etc.), ranks support agents by score, and conditionally fires a Slack alert when overall CSAT drops below a configurable threshold. Every analysis step is deterministic; the LLM is used only for narrative synthesis, with a template fallback when no key is set. Built for customer-success and support-ops leaders who want early warning on quality decline instead of manually pulling Zendesk reports.
Example prompts
- Run the full CSAT trend analysis and alert Slack if it's declining
- Show me the agent leaderboard by CSAT score
- What are the top negative feedback themes this month?
- Check if we need to trigger a manager alert right now
Tools (8)
Tools the agent exposes — your AI client calls them automatically when it needs them.
- run_full — Run the full CSAT analysis pipeline: collect Zendesk ratings, compute weekly trends, extract negative themes, optionally send a Slack alert.
- get_csat_trends — Given raw CSAT data, compute weekly trend analysis with moving averages and return the full domain output.
- get_agent_leaderboard — Given raw CSAT data, return per-agent CSAT scores sorted by score with threshold flags.
- get_negative_themes — Extract and rank the top negative feedback themes from unsatisfied CSAT comments using keyword analysis.
- check_alert_condition — Check if current CSAT data meets the condition for triggering a manager alert.
- plan_inputs — Plan the inputs for a tool: returns questions, schema and a ready-to-edit example.
- discover_intent — Map a natural-language query to the best matching tool and return its plan_inputs.
- list_capabilities — List the agent's available tools, credential slots, and supported intents.
What you'll need to connect
This agent will ask you for the following. You enter them when you connect — they're encrypted and never shared with the creator.
- Zendesk Subdomain · optionalYour Zendesk subdomain (e.g. mycompany for mycompany.zendesk.com). Required for live data; leave blank to use mock fixtures.Get this from *.zendesk.com's account or API settings.Paste the value as a single line.Only sent to: *.zendesk.com
- Zendesk API Token · optionalZendesk API token with read access to tickets and satisfaction ratings. Get one from Admin > Channels > API.Get this from *.zendesk.com's account or API settings.Paste the value as a single line.Only sent to: *.zendesk.com
- Slack Bot Token · optionalSlack bot OAuth token (xoxb-...) with chat:write scope. Required only for alert notifications.Create a Slack app (api.slack.com/apps), add the scopes the agent needs, install it to your workspace, and copy the bot/user token.Paste the value as a single line.Only sent to: slack.com
- Anthropic API Key · optionalOptional. Leave blank on a sampling-capable client to use the host model with no key.Create a key on the Anthropic Console API keys page (console.anthropic.com → API keys).Paste the value as a single line.Only sent to: api.anthropic.com
How you're protected
FindAgent runs these safety checks on every agent automatically. They're always on and can't be turned off.
- Prompt-injection scanning
Every request is checked for known prompt-injection and jailbreak attempts before the agent runs. This is always on.
- Secret-leak scanning
Every response is scanned for leaked API keys, tokens, and other secrets before it reaches you. This is always on.