Skills and brand voice
Tone, phrases, and playbooks live here — not in the system prompt. Doorwick's safety, privacy, and truthfulness rules always win.
Where it lives
Skills in the workspace sidebar, or /workspaces/:id/skills. Owner-only, same as AI settings. Per workspace. Readable without a subscription; saved changes shape replies once subscribed.
Agent behavior
- Tone
- Professional, warm, conversational, or direct.
- Response length
- Concise, balanced, or detailed.
- Empathy
- Restrained, balanced, or expressive.
- Emoji
- Never, occasional, or allowed.
- Language behavior
- Match the visitor, or always use the default language.
- Default language
- Defaults to English.
- Preferred terminology and prohibited phrases
- One per line.
- Custom brand guidance
- Standing notes for this workspace. They cannot override safety.
Required skills
Always on. You cannot disable them.
- Grounded answers
- Factual claims come from approved knowledge or a verified Tool result; otherwise the agent says so and offers a next step or a human.
- Human handoff
- Honors "I want a person," and hands off when the question is unsafe or unresolved. It summarizes; it doesn't pretend a handoff happened unless
request_humansucceeded. - Safe connected actions
- Only enabled Tools, waits for confirmation on actions, and doesn't claim success before a real result. The card shows how many Tools are enabled.
Optional: Guided troubleshooting
Off until you turn it on. Diagnosis comes from knowledge and verified live data; the agent remembers steps already tried and stops after a bounded number of failures.
Steps appear in the widget as a card, not a paragraph, with That worked and Still broken controls. Each “still broken” counts one attempt on Doorwick's side, the assistant is told what was tried so it never repeats a step, and when the limit is reached Doorwick hands the conversation to a person with the tried steps in the handoff note. The assistant cannot miscount; the limit lives in the server.
- Step style
- One step at a time shows a single step per card. Checklist shows up to six steps the visitor can tick off before reporting.
- Maximum attempts
- 1–10, default 3, then hand off with a short summary.