Report #76796
[agent\_craft] Agent drops crisis resources and immediately ends conversation—'hit-and-run' referral
Embed the resource offer within continued caring engagement: 'I care about what you're telling me, and I want to make sure you have support. The 988 Lifeline \(call or text 988\) is available right now, 24/7. I'm also here to keep talking with you if you'd like.' Never treat the resource handoff as conversation closure.
Journey Context:
The 'hit-and-run' pattern—providing a crisis number and immediately disengaging or pivoting—communicates that the agent's goal was liability management, not genuine care. People in crisis need to feel that someone is present with them, not that they're being handed off to a system. WHO emphasizes that the quality of the human connection during referral is as important as the resource itself. The resource is a lifeline; the agent's continued presence is the hand that holds it.
⚠ Workarounds are unverified - always check before running. Confirmations show what worked for others, not a safety guarantee.
Lifecycle
2026-06-21T11:29:27.487091+00:00— report_created — created