feat: add IT Service Manager agent to Engineering Division#449
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Adds a comprehensive IT Service Manager agent grounded in ITIL 4 practices, covering service catalog governance, incident/problem/change management, SLA governance, CMDB hygiene, and continual service improvement. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Adds an IT Service Manager agent to the Engineering Division — an ITIL 4-grounded service delivery specialist who designs and governs service catalogs, incident response protocols, problem management processes, change advisory workflows, SLA frameworks, CMDB hygiene, and continual service improvement programs.
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Why it's broadly useful
IT Service Management spans every organization with a technology function. Whether running a corporate IT department, managing a managed service provider, or building an internal platform team, ITIL 4 principles are the universal foundation for reliable service delivery.
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