HiFoxFor support teams

Every user suggestionbecomes one Task

Suggestions arrive from Feishu group topics, forms, and email, and become Tasks. Progress and conclusions go back to the same thread, so whoever raised it never has to switch tools. Agents do the investigation and bring back evidence; a person confirms the conclusion.

HiFox with a Task bound to a Feishu group topic, holding the full discussion and linked commits

Receiving, follow-up, closure

Suggestions and conclusions go back to the group

User suggestions arrive from Feishu group topics, forms, and email, and become Tasks. Agents carry the investigation, and a person confirms the conclusion before it returns to the thread.

The group topic is the entrance

A suggestion in a Feishu group binds to a Task, and the discussion there follows it. Whoever raised it never opens a second system.

Agents investigate. People confirm.

An Agent takes confirmed investigation work and returns reproduction steps, logs, and findings to the Task. The assignee confirms before the conclusion goes out.

Progress returns to the thread

Status changes and the final conclusion post back to the original group topic, so anyone following it sees the outcome without a separate update.

Support Workflow

Suggestion, execution, and conclusion on one Task

Where a suggestion came from, what the Agent did, and where the conclusion went all live on the same Task.

01Topics and Tasks

A group topic binds to a Task

A suggestion in a Feishu group binds to a Task, and the discussion syncs across. Progress and the conclusion go back to the same thread, so neither side ends up telling a different story.

  • Group topics and Tasks bind both ways
  • Discussion in the group syncs to the Task
  • Progress and conclusions return to the same thread
A suggestion in a Feishu group topic turned into a Task, with the Task link posted back to the topic
02Investigation

Investigation goes to an Agent

An Agent reproduces the problem, researches it, and writes up the finding, and the output comes back with its evidence attached. The assignee confirms it before the conclusion reaches the group.

  • One assignee control for teammates and Agents
  • Agent output arrives with evidence
  • Conclusions and acceptance stay with people
A bug report Task with its problem description, observed behavior, and root cause
03Agent development

Turn a requirement into an Agent's work

Write the requirement down and assign it to an Agent on the Task. The Agent picks it up in the comments, builds it in an isolated workspace, and returns the change and the process to the same Task. Whether it merges stays a human call.

  • Work is handed over and followed in the Task comments
  • The build and the change come back to the Task
  • Merging and releasing stay with people
Assigning a requirement to an Agent in the Task comments and starting the build
04Automated testing

Regression runs with every change

Once the change is in, an Agent runs the regression and attaches the cases, the environment, and the results to the same Task. When the conclusion goes back to the group, there is a record behind it that anyone can open.

  • Nobody has to chase the run
  • Cases, environment, and results stay with the Task
  • The reply to the user carries the test record
Automated test case results with their run environment
05Docs updates

After a release, the docs catch up

Once Tasks reach a released state, an Agent turns them into help-doc and changelog drafts. The docs owner reviews before anything goes out.

  • Drafts built from released Tasks
  • Only user-visible changes; internals stay out of public docs
  • The docs owner signs off before publishing
An Agent summarizing released Tasks into help-doc and changelog drafts
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The support system

The primitives of support work

Tasks, group topics, Inbox, and Automations define how a support Space runs. Agents execute on that system.

Tasks

The write-up, the reproduction steps, status, assignee, and comments stay on one Task.

Group topics

Feishu and Slack topics bind to Tasks, with messages and progress syncing both ways.

Inbox

Tasks waiting on a confirmation, a review, or a reply gather here instead of going quiet.

Automations

Rules driven by schedules, status changes, and comment phrases, with a full run record.

Integrations

Two-way sync with TAPD and ZenTao; GitHub and GitLab changes link back to Tasks.

Progress back

Status changes and the final conclusion post back to the original topic, where anyone following it can see them.

Quality of life, built in

The details that carry support through peak load

Status, conversation, and execution attach to the same Task, so volume never turns into chaos.

Group topics and Tasks bind both ways, with messages synced
Status changes post back to the original thread
Blockers and waiting show on both lists and boards
Saved Views for follow-up, escalation, and review
A comment can pull an Agent back onto the Task
Two-way sync for TAPD and ZenTao, with commits and merge requests linked back to Tasks

Give every user suggestion somewhere to land

Suggestions come in from the group and conclusions go back to it, Agents do the digging, and people confirm.

Start

Stand up a support Space in three steps

Collect suggestions into one queue, bind the group topics, and hand the investigation to Agents.

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Bind the group topic

Connect a Feishu group topic to the Space, and suggestions there become Tasks.

02

Assign the work

Set task types, priorities, and assignees, then save the Views daily follow-up runs on.

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Hand over the investigation

People confirm and publish the conclusion; Agents take investigation, reproduction, and write-ups.

FAQ

From group topic to conclusion, inside one system

How do user suggestions enter the system?

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Create Tasks straight from a Feishu group topic, or bring them in through forms and integrations. Once a suggestion becomes a Task it waits for an assignee instead of sinking into the chat history.

Does Task progress go back to the group?

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Yes. Status changes and the final conclusion post back to the original group topic, so anyone following it sees the outcome and the team does not have to sync it again by hand.

Which support work suits an Agent?

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Bounded, repetitive work: investigating, reproducing, researching, and writing up. An Agent runs with the Task's context and returns findings and evidence to the same Task, while people still confirm and publish.

How do we keep conclusions reliable?

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A person stays accountable. Agent output arrives with its process and evidence, and the assignee confirms it on the Task before anything is published. Blockers and waiting states stay visible, so nothing stalls unnoticed.

Do we have to replace our ticketing system?

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No. TAPD, ZenTao, Jira, and similar platforms sync two ways, and history can be imported once. Start with a fresh Space and move over to HiFox gradually.

What happens when suggestions pile up?

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Automations absorb the routine, and the Inbox gathers everything waiting on a confirmation so the team can drain it by priority instead of losing it in a chat log.

How does support work with engineering?

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The Task is where it happens. Support writes up the problem and the reproduction steps, assigns an Agent to investigate or a teammate to fix it, and the findings and fixes come back to the same Task before being posted to the group.