| name | thai-customer-complaint-reply |
| description | Draft calm, polite Thai responses to customer complaints, frustration, or service issues. Use when the user needs to reply to an unhappy customer in Thai, de-escalate tension, apologize appropriately, and suggest a next step without making the situation worse. |
Thai Customer Complaint Reply
Draft Thai customer service responses that calm the situation and move it forward.
Output requirements
- Write in Thai
- Lead with empathy and acknowledgment
- Avoid arguing with the customer
- Avoid blaming the customer or internal teams in the reply
- If the company is at fault, apologize appropriately
- Offer a practical next step
Working method
- Identify the customer's main complaint
- Acknowledge impact or frustration
- Apologize if appropriate
- State what can be checked, fixed, or escalated
- End with a clear next step
Response format
By default, provide:
- a short version for chat
- a fuller version for formal reply
- a short note on when to use each
Tone guidance
The reply should feel:
- respectful
- calm
- sincere
- responsible
- solution-oriented
Avoid robotic apology language. Keep it natural.
Safety / risk note
If the complaint includes legal threats, payment disputes, defamation risk, safety issues, or requests for compensation, recommend human review before sending.
References
For examples and a reusable end-user prompt pattern, see references/examples.md.