Docs: Add Customer Service Collaboration Use Case #19
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This pull request adds a detailed use case for "Customer Service Collaboration" to the use_case.html document, filling in the previously empty section.
The new section describes a common scenario where a customer's Personal Agent interacts with a company's Service Agent (e.g., "ServiceAir") to reschedule a delayed flight. It details a 4-step process:
This use case helps illustrate the practical, real-world value of agent-to-agent protocols and connects directly to several key requirements, including Agent Discovery, Agent Identity Authentication, Agent Transactions, and Privacy Protection.
Future Work & Contribution
This initial use case focuses on a transactional scenario requiring an official company agent. I recognize there are many other customer service scenarios, such as information-gathering, where a Personal Agent might collaborate with any knowledgeable third-party agent.
I have professional experience in this domain (my startup, GetHuman, specializes in customer service) and would be happy to help flesh out more detailed agent-to-agent customer service interactions. For this PR, I wanted to start with one simple, concrete example. I plan to attend the next bi-weekly meeting and can discuss then how else I might be able to contribute.