Add Intercom domain skill: filing a support ticket via the in-app Fin messenger#430
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New domain skill capturing the durable mechanics of opening a support ticket with Intercom from inside app.intercom.com, learned while filing a real bug report:
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Summary by cubic
Added an Intercom domain skill that explains how to file a support ticket from app.intercom.com using the in-app Fin messenger. It covers the launcher entry point, identity and workspace ID context, the explicit “escalate to support” step, and composer quirks (Enter-to-send, scrolling, 10–15s streaming) for reliable automation.
Written for commit e391fee. Summary will update on new commits.