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WalkthroughAdds two-level topic catalog configuration and model classification. The evaluator resolves and persists two-level results separately from extracted topics. Topic discovery now honors ChangesTopic classification and configuration
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participant Evaluator as analyze_topics
participant Classifier as classify_topic
participant LLM
participant ResultAccessor as replace_topic_result
participant Database as PostgreSQL
Evaluator->>Classifier: classify a two-level topic
Classifier->>LLM: request topic classification
LLM-->>Classifier: return classification answer
Classifier-->>Evaluator: return resolved answer
Evaluator->>ResultAccessor: save answer and normalized dimensions
ResultAccessor->>Database: execute result replacement query
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The Topics screen shows topics with their sub-topics. Lender, stage and
any other breakdown are filters on top ("+ Add filter"), not panels.
- Filters: dims (at most 2 payload keys -> values, e.g.
{"lender_name": ["DMI"]}) and template_ids (several agents). They apply
to topic-dashboard, topic-conversations and the two new types. A call
matches a key when metadata.dims holds any of the values. Values are
cleaned the way the worker cleans them (upper case, spaces to "_").
- topic-tree: topics -> sub-topics with calls and share of all calls in
the range, and the calls of the equal-length window before it (the
console's change column). no_topic is a normal topic, sorted last.
Each sub-topic carries one example call (a grounded customer phrase of
readable length from the last two days of the range) and most_affected:
the breakdown value where it is most over represented against the
other calls with that key (two-proportion z >= 3, at least 150 calls in
the value and 30 in the cell). most_affected is cached in Redis for 5
minutes per filter set; the filters carry the tenant scope, so the key
does too. A Redis error reads as a miss.
- topic-breakdowns: each key from the agents' evaluation_config
breakdowns with its label, and its values with calls, for the filter
menu. dims are not applied, so the menu lists every value.
- topic-conversations: template_ids can replace template_id. A parent
topic opens with topic_type "__other__" and topic_types = its sub-topic
ids.
Query cost: a call has at most one row per topic id (the unique index on
source_id, evaluation_type, result), so per-id counts are COUNT(*), not
COUNT(DISTINCT). Distinct calls are counted only over flat-catalog rows
(ids without a dot, which normalize_topic_type never produces for flat
labels); a two-level call holds one row, so its ids add up. On 1.2M local
rows (30 days x 40k calls) the tree, examples and dims queries take
0.17 s for one day, 0.8 s for seven and 1.8 s for thirty, from 43 s with
COUNT(DISTINCT) and GROUPING SETS.
The rows come from juspay#1325, which writes metadata.dims. Before it, the dims
filter matches nothing and flat topics show as one level.
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The Topics screen shows topics with their sub-topics. Lender, stage and
any other breakdown are filters on top ("+ Add filter"), not panels.
- Filters: dims (at most 2 payload keys -> values, e.g.
{"lender_name": ["DMI"]}) and template_ids (several agents). They apply
to topic-dashboard, topic-conversations and the two new types. A call
matches a key by its one value: a call with several values of a key
(offers from two lenders) has the value MORE_THAN_ONE, so each key's
values add up to its calls. Values are cleaned the way the worker
cleans them (upper case, spaces to "_").
- topic-tree: topics -> sub-topics with calls and share of all calls in
the range, and the calls of the equal-length window before it (the
console's change column). no_topic is a normal topic, sorted last.
Each sub-topic carries one example call (a grounded customer phrase of
readable length from the last two days of the range) and most_affected:
the breakdown value where it is most over represented against the
other calls with that key (two-proportion z >= 3, at least 150 calls in
the value and 30 in the cell). The dims counts behind most_affected and
the splits are cached in Redis for 5 minutes per filter set; the filters carry the tenant scope, so the key
does too. A Redis error reads as a miss. Each topic and sub-topic also
carries its calls per day of the range, its description from the
agent's topic_details, its split by each breakdown key (values with
calls, from the cached dims counts), and each sub-topic its five most
read screen texts with calls (metadata.screen_text); an .other
sub-topic also lists the five reasons the model named for it. The response carries the
agents' funnel (topic ids in purchase order) for the step strip.
- topic-breakdowns: each key from the agents' evaluation_config
breakdowns with its label, and its values with calls, for the filter
menu. dims are not applied, so the menu lists every value.
- topic-conversations: template_ids can replace template_id. A parent
topic opens with topic_type "__other__" and topic_types = its sub-topic
ids.
Query cost: a call has at most one row per topic id (the unique index on
source_id, evaluation_type, result), so per-id counts are COUNT(*), not
COUNT(DISTINCT). Distinct calls are counted only over flat-catalog rows
(ids without a dot, which normalize_topic_type never produces for flat
labels); a two-level call holds one row, so its ids add up. On 1.2M local
rows (30 days x 40k calls) the tree, examples and dims queries take
0.17 s for one day, 0.8 s for seven and 1.8 s for thirty (daily counts come from the same scan: the tree groups by topic id and day), from 43 s with
COUNT(DISTINCT) and GROUPING SETS.
The rows come from juspay#1325, which writes metadata.dims. Before it, the dims
filter matches nothing and flat topics show as one level.
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| for item in listed if isinstance(listed, list) else []: | ||
| sub_id = str(item or "").strip().lower() | ||
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Normalize secondary IDs the same way as primary.
primary passes through normalize_topic_type on both halves. secondary uses only strip().lower(). If the model returns "Mandate_Autopay.Limit Exceeded" or "mandate autopay.limit_exceeded", the primary resolves correctly but the same spelling in secondary is silently dropped. Apply the same split and normalization to each secondary item.
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--- "a/app/ai/voice/agents/breeze_buddy/services/conversation_analysis/topics/catalog.py"
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listed = raw.get("secondary")
secondary: List[str] = []
for item in listed if isinstance(listed, list) else []:
- sub_id = str(item or "").strip().lower()
+ t, _, s = str(item or "").partition(".")
+ sub_id = f"{normalize_topic_type(t)}.{normalize_topic_type(s)}"
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secondary.append(sub_id)
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| for item in listed if isinstance(listed, list) else []: | |
| sub_id = str(item or "").strip().lower() | |
| if sub_id in catalog and sub_id != primary and sub_id not in secondary: | |
| secondary.append(sub_id) | |
| for item in listed if isinstance(listed, list) else []: | |
| t, _, s = str(item or "").partition(".") | |
| sub_id = f"{normalize_topic_type(t)}.{normalize_topic_type(s)}" | |
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Update the secondary-ID loop to normalize each item like primary: split it at
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The Topics screen shows topics with their sub-topics. Lender, stage and
any other breakdown are filters on top ("+ Add filter"), not panels.
- Filters: dims (at most 2 payload keys -> values, e.g.
{"lender_name": ["DMI"]}) and template_ids (several agents). They apply
to topic-dashboard, topic-conversations and the two new types. A call
matches a key by its one value: a call with several values of a key
(offers from two lenders) has the value MORE_THAN_ONE, so each key's
values add up to its calls. Values are cleaned the way the worker
cleans them (upper case, spaces to "_").
- topic-tree: topics -> sub-topics with calls and share of all calls in
the range, and the calls of the equal-length window before it (the
console's change column). no_topic is a normal topic, sorted last.
Each sub-topic carries one example call (a grounded customer phrase of
readable length from the last two days of the range) and most_affected:
the breakdown value where it is most over represented against the
other calls with that key (two-proportion z >= 3, at least 150 calls in
the value and 30 in the cell). The dims counts behind most_affected and
the splits are cached in Redis for 5 minutes per filter set; the filters carry the tenant scope, so the key
does too. A Redis error reads as a miss. Each topic and sub-topic also
carries its calls per day of the range, its description from the
agent's topic_details, its split by each breakdown key (values with
calls, from the cached dims counts), and each sub-topic its five most
read screen texts with calls (metadata.screen_text); an .other
sub-topic also lists the five reasons the model named for it. The response carries the
agents' funnel (topic ids in purchase order) for the step strip.
- topic-breakdowns: each key from the agents' evaluation_config
breakdowns with its label, and its values with calls, for the filter
menu. dims are not applied, so the menu lists every value.
- topic-conversations: template_ids can replace template_id. A parent
topic opens with topic_type "__other__" and topic_types = its sub-topic
ids.
- Funnel steps and topic_details keys may be written as names ("Flipkart
app", "Cart.Out of stock"), the form juspay#1325 accepts; they are matched
as the ids the evaluator writes. Before, a config in that form showed
no step strip and no definitions.
- Screen texts and named reasons that differ only in case, spacing or
punctuation are one entry, shown in their most common spelling.
- topic-tree totals carry customer_spoke (two-level calls where the
customer said anything) and short_calls (one or two lines, at most 8
words in all), from metadata.customer_turns / customer_words; both are
null when no row in the range carries the counts.
- topic-breakdowns labels the built-in outcome field "Outcome".
Query cost: a call has at most one row per topic id (the unique index on
source_id, evaluation_type, result), so per-id counts are COUNT(*), not
COUNT(DISTINCT). Distinct calls are counted only over flat-catalog rows
(ids without a dot, which normalize_topic_type never produces for flat
labels); a two-level call holds one row, so its ids add up. On 1.2M local
rows (30 days x 40k calls) the tree, examples and dims queries take
0.17 s for one day, 0.8 s for seven and 1.8 s for thirty (daily counts come from the same scan: the tree groups by topic id and day), from 43 s with
COUNT(DISTINCT) and GROUPING SETS.
The rows come from juspay#1325, which writes metadata.dims. Before it, the dims
filter matches nothing and flat topics show as one level.
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The Topics card shows each topic with its sub-topics inline, and one
Segment control narrows the whole card to one value of one field (a
lender, a stage, the call outcome). Nothing here needs per-agent setup
beyond the breakdown keys an agent already names.
- Filters: dims (at most 2 keys -> values, e.g. {"lender_name": ["DMI"]})
and template_ids (several agents). They apply to topic-dashboard,
topic-conversations and the two new types. A call matches a key by its
one value: a call with several values of a key (offers from two
lenders) has the value MORE_THAN_ONE, so each key's values add up to
its calls. Values are cleaned the way the worker cleans them (upper
case, spaces to "_").
- topic-tree: topics -> sub-topics with calls and share of all calls in
the range, the calls of the equal-length window before it (the card's
Change column), and calls per day of the range. no_topic is a normal
topic, sorted last. Each sub-topic carries one example call for the
hover card (a grounded customer phrase of readable length from the last
two days of the range, its English line, summary and segment values);
on an .other sub-topic the example prefers a call whose reason the
model named, so the card can show "model-named, e.g. ...".
- topic-breakdowns: the Segment menu. Each breakdown key from the agents'
evaluation_config with its label, plus the call outcome every
two-level row carries (label "Outcome"), each with its values and
calls. dims are not applied, so the menu lists every value in scope.
The counts are cached in Redis for 5 minutes per filter set; the
filters carry the tenant scope, so the key does too. A Redis error
reads as a miss.
- topic-conversations: template_ids can replace template_id. A parent
topic opens with topic_type "__other__" and topic_types = its sub-topic
ids.
Query cost: a call has at most one row per topic id (the unique index on
source_id, evaluation_type, result), so per-id counts are COUNT(*), not
COUNT(DISTINCT). Distinct calls are counted only over flat-catalog rows
(ids without a dot, which normalize_topic_type never produces for flat
labels); a two-level call holds one row, so its ids add up. On 1.2M local
rows (30 days x 40k calls) the tree, examples and menu queries take
0.17 s for one day, 0.8 s for seven and 1.8 s for thirty, from 43 s with
COUNT(DISTINCT) and GROUPING SETS.
The rows come from juspay#1325, which writes metadata.dims (with the outcome).
Before it, the dims filter matches nothing and flat topics show as one
level.
…btopic
A catalog whose every entry is "Topic.Subtopic" switches that agent to
the two-level path; a flat list keeps the open-label extraction, so agents
convert one at a time by editing their list.
- topics/catalog.py (pure): parse "Topic.Subtopic", detect the shape,
refuse a mixed list (an empty list takes the first added entry's
shape), keep each label as the catalog writes it ("KYC", ids stay
normalized), build the id set (every parent gets <parent>.other,
plus no_topic.no_issue / no_detail / other), render it for the prompt,
force the model's answer into the catalog, and copy breakdown values
from the lead payload.
- extractor: classify_topic() = code-owned rules + rendered catalog +
the agent's DB prompt, one LLM call, one id. An unknown subtopic lands
in its parent's .other, an unknown parent in no_topic.other, and the
model's own name survives only as "proposed" on an .other row. An
answer with no topic.subtopic primary is a bad response (one retry),
never a silent no_topic.other row. A phrase the customer never said
marks the row grounded=false instead of dropping it; a no_topic answer
without a quote has nothing to check and stays grounded. The resolver
accepts topic_details (description, include, exclude per id; keys in
display form such as "KYC.Location error" map to the id) and
breakdowns (at most 2 payload keys). The answer also carries
phrase_en (the phrase in English, any name written as [customer]).
The phrase writes any
person's name as [customer]; grounding treats [customer] as any short
run of words, so a masked quote still matches the customer's turn.
- evaluator: the two-level path saves one row per call in one statement
(replace_topic_result): it deletes the call's other TOPIC rows and
inserts the new one; a row that already holds the same id is updated
in place (ON CONFLICT), because the CTE's DELETE is not visible to the
INSERT's unique check. Secondary ids, summary, proposed, grounded and
dims go in metadata.
- flat path: auto-add skips a label with a dot, which would read as
Topic.Subtopic and could flip an empty catalog to two-level. The
append itself (flat_only) refuses a stored list whose every entry has
a dot, so a job that read the flat list before an admin converted it
cannot flip the list back. Admin /topics/add is not guarded.
- the code-owned rules were tuned on Flipkart calls with qwen3.7-flash:
a named reason beats a closing "later", any real point beats
no_issue, the later step a customer reached wins, a generic-error id
needs the customer's own error words, and garbled turns name no
reason. no_issue now means "nothing the catalog covers", since later
and not-interested reasons are catalog topics of their own.
- worker: the lead payload and the call outcome ride into the context
(same query as today); a chat session brings its outcome too.
- call outcome: classify_topic adds "CALL OUTCOME: <outcome>" after the
transcript. The model uses it only where the agent's own rules give
that outcome a meaning (Flipkart maps DOWNPAYMENT_TOO_HIGH,
KYC_REJECTED, MANDATE_CREATION_FAILED) and only when the customer named
no reason, request or question of their own. Every two-level row also
stores it as dims.outcome, so the console offers Outcome as a segment
for every agent with no setup.
- no person's name in "proposed" either.
- topics API: /topics/add refuses an entry that breaks the list's shape;
the configuration PATCH/response carry topic_details and breakdowns.
Tests: catalog shape and problems, id ordering and rendering, answer
forcing, dims cleaning and limits, prompt assembly and grounding, the
evaluator's two paths, and on Postgres (set CRM_WEBHOOK_TEST_DSN) the
replace query (it fails on a plain DELETE+INSERT CTE) and the guarded
auto-add (it fails without the guard). Full suite: 4554 passed.
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What
An agent whose catalog entries are all written
Topic.Subtopic(for exampleKYC.Location error) moves to a two-level path: every finished call is classified into exactly onetopic.subtopicid and stored as one row. A flat list keeps today's open-label extraction untouched, so agents convert one at a time by editing their list.The id set the model may answer with
topic.subtopic<topic>.otherfor every parent, added automaticallyno_topic.no_issue,no_topic.no_detail,no_topic.otherEvery count therefore sums to the evaluated calls. A
no_topic.*row is for the summary strip, never the tree.The prompt
Code-owned rules (
TWO_LEVEL_RULES) + the rendered catalog with per-id description / include / exclude fromconfiguration.topic_details+ the agent's own DB prompt, in that order. The merchant's words can add context but cannot remove a rule.The answer is forced into the catalog
<topic>.other, model's name inproposedno_topic.other, model's name inproposedgrounded: falsetopic.subtopicprimary at all ({}, null, the flat shape)MODEL_BAD_RESPONSE: one retry, then a FAILED rowBreakdowns
configuration.breakdowns = {"lender_name": "Lender", "event_name": "Stage"}(at most 2 payload keys). The worker already loads the lead for the transcript; the values are copied fromlead.payloadintometadata.dimsas cleaned lists ("TVS_CREDIT, DMI"->["DMI", "TVS_CREDIT"]). No new query.Storage
No migration.
result = "topic.subtopic",metadata = {type, label, topic, topic_label, secondary, phrase, evidence_turns, grounded, summary, proposed, dims}.replace_topic_result_querydeletes the call's other TOPIC rows and inserts the new one in a single statement, so re-evaluation and backfill never leave two rows. A row that already holds the same id is updated in place (ON CONFLICT ... DO UPDATE): the CTE's DELETE is not visible to the INSERT's unique check.Converting an agent
Topic.Subtopic), and the append is refused in SQL once every stored entry has a dot, so a job that read the flat list before the conversion cannot flip it back.system_promptas merchant guidance only. The seeded default asks for the flatcustomer_needs/topicsJSON and would conflict with the two-level answer shape.Topic.Subtopiclist, then PATCHtopic_details(keys may be ids or display names, e.g.KYC.Location error).Not in this PR
<parent>.otherreads "Other" and a subtopic name used under two parents shows twice. Counts are right (keyed by the full id).Added on 9 to 12 Oct
test_a_masked_name_still_grounds_the_phrase).classify_topicaddsCALL OUTCOME: <outcome>after the transcript. The model uses it only where the agent's own rules give that outcome a meaning, and only when the customer named no reason, request or question. Every two-level row also stores it asdims.outcome, so the console's Segment filter offers Outcome for every agent with no setup.namecolumn that migration 083 added.Nothing here needs per-agent structure beyond the catalog and its breakdown keys: there is no funnel or step setting.
Tests
tests/services/conversation_analysis/test_two_level_topics.py(9; two run on Postgres whenCRM_WEBHOOK_TEST_DSNis set: the replace query, which fails on a plain DELETE+INSERT CTE, and the guarded auto-add, which fails without the guard) plus the existing suites. Full suite: 4552 passed. black, isort, autoflake, pyrefly and the CRM boundary guard are clean. Router import-smoked: the five/topicsroutes mount.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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