Autonomous Ticket Resolution with Multi-Agent Decision Making
This project is an agentic AI-powered helpdesk platform designed to autonomously resolve customer support tickets using a structured multi-agent architecture.
Unlike traditional rule-based systems or single-LLM chatbots, this platform decomposes the support workflow into specialized agents that classify, plan, resolve, verify, and escalate tickets. Each agent operates with a clearly defined role and decision boundary, enabling reliable automation, transparency, and measurable performance.
The system prioritizes correctness, cost efficiency, and controlled escalation over generic AI responses.
- Multi-agent orchestration with explicit roles
- Autonomous ticket classification and prioritization
- Decision-driven resolution or escalation
- Tool-augmented problem solving (KB, APIs, scripts)
- Solution verification before ticket closure
- Learning from past failures and escalations
- End-to-end observability with metrics and logs
User Ticket
↓
Classifier Agent
↓
Planner Agent
├── Automatic Resolution
├── Clarification Request
└── Human Escalation
↓
Verification Agent
↓
Ticket Closure or Escalation
- Identifies issue domain and category
- Estimates urgency and complexity
- Provides structured input to the Planner Agent
- Determines the next action for a ticket:
- Resolve automatically
- Request additional information
- Escalate to a human agent
- Acts as the central decision-making component
- Executes the selected resolution strategy
- Uses external tools such as:
- Knowledge base retrieval
- API integrations
- Automated scripts and workflows
- Validates the proposed solution
- Checks correctness, completeness, and confidence
- Prevents premature or incorrect ticket closure
- Transfers tickets to human agents when:
- Confidence is below threshold
- Resolution attempts fail
- Policy or safety constraints apply
- Analyzes historical failures and escalations
- Improves future planning decisions
- Updates internal decision signals and routing logic
- FastAPI or Node.js
- Agent orchestration layer
- Asynchronous task execution
- Centralized logging and metrics collection
- React or Next.js
- Ticket management dashboard
- Agent decision visualization
- Resolution confidence indicators
- Escalation tracking
- PostgreSQL
- Tickets
- Agent decisions
- Logs and metrics
- Vector Database
- Semantic memory
- Contextual retrieval
- Historical resolution data
- Dockerized services
- Cloud deployment (AWS or GCP)
- Auto-scaling for traffic spikes
- Cost and latency monitoring
- User submits a support ticket
- Classifier Agent analyzes intent and urgency
- Planner Agent selects an action
- Resolution Agent attempts solution if applicable
- Verification Agent validates the outcome
- Ticket is closed or escalated
- Learning Agent updates system memory
The system tracks the following metrics per ticket and in aggregate:
- Ticket resolution rate
- Human escalation rate
- Average resolution time
- Cost per ticket
- Error recovery success rate
- Agent confidence versus outcome accuracy
These metrics enable performance analysis, optimization, and system tuning.
Active development.
Designed for extensibility, evaluation, and real-world deployment.