Point a bot at the support mailbox. It reads new mail against a knowledge base and parks a reply for you.
People whose product mail is already a real inbox, not a helpdesk rewrite.
New support mail gets a draft. You approve. Nothing goes out on its own.
The address customers already write to. Not your personal inbox.
When it lands, draft there.
Park the reply. Do not send.
Then it can watch the next one.
What's good: the job is the inbox you already have. The catch: the public transcript is the ask, not a full runbook. Keep send off until a draft looks like you.
Connect to Google Workspace and specifically my support mailbox so that you can handle any customer support inquiries that come through to this email address whenever they land in the inbox and draft messages for my approval that you can send back to customers. Do not send until I approve.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUALqTpUze0 transcript, lightly trimmed
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