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Paper Code: AJETAS-2026-6080Open AccessResearch ArticlePeer Reviewed

AI-Powered Customer Support Chatbot Using Large Language Models and Prompt Engineering

Vedant Ramdas Aher
Received: May 15, 2026Accepted: June 20, 2026Published: July 2026
Published inAvrmitra Journal of Engineering, Technology and Applied Sciences
Volume & IssueVol. 4, Issue 2
DOI10.2694/ajetas.2026.1638

Abstract & Keywords

The rapid growth of digital services has increased the need for efficient and automated customer support systems. This paper presents an AI-powered customer support chatbot designed using Large Language Models (LLMs), Natural Language Processing, and prompt engineering techniques. The proposed system understands user queries and generates contextually relevant responses to frequently asked questions. API integration is used to retrieve required information and provide automated responses in real time. Prompt engineering techniques are applied to improve response relevance, consistency, and clarity. The system aims to reduce repetitive manual support tasks while providing users with faster access to information. The proposed chatbot architecture can be adapted for applications in education, e-commerce, healthcare administration, and other service-oriented domains. The study demonstrates how LLM-based conversational systems can provide a practical and scalable approach to customer support automation while improving overall user interaction.

Index Keywords
Large Language ModelsArtificial IntelligenceCustomer Support ChatbotPrompt EngineeringNatural Language ProcessingConversational AIAPI IntegrationAutomation

Author Affiliations

Vedant Ramdas AherCorresponding Author ยท Department of Computer Science & Engineering, IIT Bombay, India

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