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      <description>A background agent for a SaaS revenue team: it reads usage, support, and billing signals and assembles a renewal-risk brief per account for the AE and CSM. It never contacts a customer or edits a CRM record. Managed by TaskBreaker.</description>
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      <description>A support-triage agent for a B2B SaaS team: it reads every inbound ticket, drafts a grounded reply, and routes it — but auto-sends only a short allowlist of deterministic responses. Managed by TaskBreaker.</description>
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