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AI Sales Agent That Actually Closes Deals — Built with LLMs to Handle Your Customer Conversations
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AI Sales Agent That Actually Closes Deals — Built with LLMs to Handle Your Customer Conversations

AI 銷售機器人會自動回答客戶問題還會留下聯絡方式——用大型語言模型打造

Ever wish you had a tireless sales rep who never sleeps? This project is basically that — an AI agent powered by large language models (LLMs) that talks to your customers 24/7, answers their questions using your company's knowledge base (RAG), figures out what they actually want, and grabs their contact info automatically. Built in Python, it remembers the conversation context so it feels like talking to a real person, not a chatbot. Perfect if you're drowning in customer emails and want to automate the repetitive stuff without losing the human touch.

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