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WalkthroughThe analytics API adds topic-tree and topic-breakdown request types. New filters support multiple template IDs and dimension values. Query and accessor functions provide topic counts, labels, and stands-out findings for the handlers. ChangesTopic analytics
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participant AnalyticsRouter
participant get_topic_tree_analytics
participant get_topic_tree
participant get_topic_tree_query
AnalyticsRouter->>get_topic_tree_analytics: dispatch topic-tree request
get_topic_tree_analytics->>get_topic_tree: fetch topic rows
get_topic_tree->>get_topic_tree_query: build filtered topic query
get_topic_tree-->>get_topic_tree_analytics: return topic rows
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- Around line 469-470: Update get_topic_tree_query to aggregate distinct call
counts by COALESCE(ca.metadata ->> 'topic', ca.result) in SQL, alongside the
existing sub-topic rollup. In the handler’s topic aggregation loop, use the
resulting topic-level rows for calls, last_day_calls, and previous_day_calls
instead of summing sub-topic counts, so totals.with_reason also uses distinct
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- Around line 516-551: Update get_topic_breakdowns_analytics to ignore rows
whose key is absent from the configured breakdowns dictionary; remove the
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Topic-level counts double-count calls that carry several sub-topics.
get_topic_tree_query returns COUNT(DISTINCT ca.source_id) for each ca.result (sub-topic). This loop then adds those sub-topic counts together to get the topic's calls, last_day_calls and previous_day_calls. Suppose one call has two sub-topics under the same topic, for example kyc.selfie_fails and kyc.doc_blurry. That call is counted twice in the topic. As a result:
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callscan be higher than the real number of distinct calls. _topic_sharescan report a topic share above 100%.change_ppuses the inflated counts.totals.with_reasonis also wrong, becauseno_issueandno_detailcome from the same sub-topic sums.
Compute distinct calls per topic in SQL instead. One option is to add a grouping set on COALESCE(ca.metadata ->> 'topic', ca.result) next to the existing ROLLUP (ca.result). The handler should then read the topic counts from those rows and stop summing sub-topics.
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Update get_topic_tree_query to aggregate distinct call counts by
COALESCE(ca.metadata ->> 'topic', ca.result) in SQL, alongside the existing
sub-topic rollup. In the handler’s topic aggregation loop, use the resulting
topic-level rows for calls, last_day_calls, and previous_day_calls instead of
summing sub-topic counts, so totals.with_reason also uses distinct topic counts.
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| async def get_topic_breakdowns_analytics( | ||
| filters: Dict[str, Any], options: Dict[str, Any], current_user: UserInfo | ||
| ) -> Dict[str, Any]: | ||
| """The breakdown keys (agent config) and their values with calls, for | ||
| the "+ Add filter" menu. dims are not applied, so the menu lists every | ||
| value in scope, not only the chosen ones.""" | ||
| _validate_topic_filters(filters) | ||
| scope = {key: value for key, value in filters.items() if key != "dims"} | ||
| labels = await get_topic_breakdown_labels(scope) | ||
| rows = await get_topic_dim_counts(scope) | ||
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| breakdowns = { | ||
| key: {"key": key, "label": label, "calls": 0, "values": []} | ||
| for key, label in labels.items() | ||
| } | ||
| for row in rows: | ||
| breakdown = breakdowns.setdefault( | ||
| row["key"], | ||
| {"key": row["key"], "label": row["key"], "calls": 0, "values": []}, | ||
| ) | ||
| if row["level"] == 1: | ||
| breakdown["values"].append({"value": row["value"], "calls": row["calls"]}) | ||
| elif row["level"] == 3: | ||
| breakdown["calls"] = row["calls"] | ||
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| results = [] | ||
| for breakdown in breakdowns.values(): | ||
| breakdown["values"].sort(key=lambda item: (-item["calls"], item["value"])) | ||
| breakdown["values"] = breakdown["values"][:100] | ||
| results.append(breakdown) | ||
| results.sort(key=lambda breakdown: (-breakdown["calls"], breakdown["key"])) | ||
| return { | ||
| "type": "topic-breakdowns", | ||
| "filters_applied": filters, | ||
| "breakdowns": results, | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Filter breakdown rows to configured keys.
When a topic result contains a dimension key that is absent from the matching templates’ breakdowns configuration, get_topic_breakdowns_analytics adds that key through setdefault. The response can therefore include an unconfigured breakdown key, despite the handler contract returning configured agent breakdown keys.
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for row in rows:
- breakdown = breakdowns.setdefault(
- row["key"],
- {"key": row["key"], "label": row["key"], "calls": 0, "values": []},
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+ breakdown = breakdowns.get(row["key"])
+ if breakdown is None:
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| async def get_topic_breakdowns_analytics( | |
| filters: Dict[str, Any], options: Dict[str, Any], current_user: UserInfo | |
| ) -> Dict[str, Any]: | |
| """The breakdown keys (agent config) and their values with calls, for | |
| the "+ Add filter" menu. dims are not applied, so the menu lists every | |
| value in scope, not only the chosen ones.""" | |
| _validate_topic_filters(filters) | |
| scope = {key: value for key, value in filters.items() if key != "dims"} | |
| labels = await get_topic_breakdown_labels(scope) | |
| rows = await get_topic_dim_counts(scope) | |
| breakdowns = { | |
| key: {"key": key, "label": label, "calls": 0, "values": []} | |
| for key, label in labels.items() | |
| } | |
| for row in rows: | |
| breakdown = breakdowns.setdefault( | |
| row["key"], | |
| {"key": row["key"], "label": row["key"], "calls": 0, "values": []}, | |
| ) | |
| if row["level"] == 1: | |
| breakdown["values"].append({"value": row["value"], "calls": row["calls"]}) | |
| elif row["level"] == 3: | |
| breakdown["calls"] = row["calls"] | |
| results = [] | |
| for breakdown in breakdowns.values(): | |
| breakdown["values"].sort(key=lambda item: (-item["calls"], item["value"])) | |
| breakdown["values"] = breakdown["values"][:100] | |
| results.append(breakdown) | |
| results.sort(key=lambda breakdown: (-breakdown["calls"], breakdown["key"])) | |
| return { | |
| "type": "topic-breakdowns", | |
| "filters_applied": filters, | |
| "breakdowns": results, | |
| } | |
| async def get_topic_breakdowns_analytics( | |
| filters: Dict[str, Any], options: Dict[str, Any], current_user: UserInfo | |
| ) -> Dict[str, Any]: | |
| """The breakdown keys (agent config) and their values with calls, for | |
| the "+ Add filter" menu. dims are not applied, so the menu lists every | |
| value in scope, not only the chosen ones.""" | |
| _validate_topic_filters(filters) | |
| scope = {key: value for key, value in filters.items() if key != "dims"} | |
| labels = await get_topic_breakdown_labels(scope) | |
| rows = await get_topic_dim_counts(scope) | |
| breakdowns = { | |
| key: {"key": key, "label": label, "calls": 0, "values": []} | |
| for key, label in labels.items() | |
| } | |
| for row in rows: | |
| breakdown = breakdowns.get(row["key"]) | |
| if breakdown is None: | |
| continue | |
| if row["level"] == 1: | |
| breakdown["values"].append({"value": row["value"], "calls": row["calls"]}) | |
| elif row["level"] == 3: | |
| breakdown["calls"] = row["calls"] | |
| results = [] | |
| for breakdown in breakdowns.values(): | |
| breakdown["values"].sort(key=lambda item: (-item["calls"], item["value"])) | |
| breakdown["values"] = breakdown["values"][:100] | |
| results.append(breakdown) | |
| results.sort(key=lambda breakdown: (-breakdown["calls"], breakdown["key"])) | |
| return { | |
| "type": "topic-breakdowns", | |
| "filters_applied": filters, | |
| "breakdowns": results, | |
| } |
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Update get_topic_breakdowns_analytics to ignore rows whose key is absent from
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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.
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Why
The Topics card shows each topic with its sub-topics inline, and one Segment control narrows the card to one value of one field (a lender, a stage, the call outcome).
This PR gives the console that data.
Nothing here needs per-agent structure beyond the breakdown keys an agent already names: there is no funnel or step setting, so it works the same for every merchant.
What changes
All of it is new
/analyticstypes and filters. No migration and no write path.Filters (
AnalyticsFilters)dims: at most 2 keys -> values, for example{"lender_name": ["DMI"]}or{"outcome": ["CANCEL"]}.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, and the console can show "More than one lender" as its own value.
Values are cleaned the way the worker cleans them (
" dmi "->"DMI").template_ids: several agents at once. The same topic id on two agents adds up.topic-dashboard,topic-conversations,topic-treeandtopic-breakdowns. They only narrow the RBAC scope; they never widen it.topic-tree(new){"type": "topic-tree", "filters": {"date_from": "2026-10-08", "date_to": "2026-10-08", "template_ids": ["..."], "dims": {"lender_name": ["DMI"]}}}Response shape (illustrative values):
{"previous_window": {"date_from": "2026-10-07", "date_to": "2026-10-07"}, "totals": {"calls": 9454, "previous_calls": 8810}, "topics": [ {"topic": "autopay", "label": "Autopay", "calls": 1016, "previous_calls": 707, "share": 10.75, "daily": [{"date": "2026-10-08", "calls": 1016}], "subtopics": [ {"topic_type": "autopay.limit_exceeded_or_expired_error", "label": "Limit exceeded or expired error", "calls": 388, "previous_calls": 301, "share": 4.1, "daily": [...], "example": {"source_id": "…", "template_id": "…", "started_at": "…", "phrase": "लिमिट तो चालीस हज़ार है, फिर भी बोल रहा है लिमिट एक्सीड हो गई।", "phrase_en": "The limit is forty thousand, still it says the limit is exceeded.", "summary": "Customer says the limit is ₹40,000 but the app says it is exceeded.", "proposed": null, "dims": {"lender_name": ["DMI"], "outcome": ["ISSUE_REPORTED"]}}}]}]}shareis of all calls in the range.no_topic(no issue, no detail, not in catalog) is a normal topic, sorted last.previous_callsis the equal-length window before the range, the same window astopic-dashboard(the card's Change column).daily: calls per day of the range, from the same scan as the counts (the drill-down's volume chart).example: one call per sub-topic for the hover card, from the last two days of the range. On an.othersub-topic a call whose reason the model named wins first (the card shows "model-named, e.g. ..."), then a grounded customer phrase of 15-140 characters, then the newest.topic-breakdowns(new)The Segment menu: each key from the agents'
evaluation_config.configuration.breakdownswith its label, plus the call outcome that every two-level row carries (label "Outcome"), each with its values and calls.dimsis not applied here, so the menu always lists every value.The counts are cached in Redis for 5 minutes per filter set. The filters carry the tenant scope, so the cache key does too. A Redis error reads as a miss.
topic-conversationstemplate_idscan replacetemplate_id.To open a whole parent topic, send
topic_type: "__other__"withtopic_types= its sub-topic ids. No new code is needed for this.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(*), notCOUNT(DISTINCT source_id), which always sorts every row.Distinct calls are counted only over flat-catalog rows (ids without a dot;
normalize_topic_typenever writes a dot for flat labels, and prod has 0 dotted TOPIC ids today).A two-level call holds one row, so its ids add up, and the distinct query runs only when flat ids are in scope.
Measured with
EXPLAIN ANALYZEon 1.5M local rows (30 days x 40k Flipkart-like calls, plus 300k rows of another merchant), before this PR was cut down: the tree, the examples and the dims counts together took 0.17 s for 1 day, 0.8 s for 7 and 1.8 s for 30, from 1.2 s, 10.5 s and 43 s withCOUNT(DISTINCT)andGROUPING SETS.Of the 1.8 s at 30 days, 1.4 s was the dims counts.
They now run only for the Segment menu (
topic-breakdowns), are cached, and group by key and value only.With a
dimsfilter the tree query is 0.37 s for 7 days and 0.65 s for 30: the filter reads each row's metadata.Depends on
The rows come from #1325, which writes
metadata.dims(with the outcome) and the two-leveltopic.subtopicids.This PR has no code dependency on #1324 or #1325 and can merge in any order.
Before #1325 is live,
dimsmatches nothing and flat topics show as one level with one sub-topic.E2E test (local server + local Postgres + Redis, 12 Oct)
2,399 Flipkart calls of 8 Oct, labelled by qwen3.7-flash through #1325, are in local
evaluation_resulton two agents.The console (loom #382) ran against this server:
Tests
tests/test_topic_tree_analytics.py: filter cleaning and refusals,dimsandtemplate_idsgo in as$nparameters with the previous window, the Segment menu lists each field with its values busiest first, and the first agent's breakdown label wins.Full suite: 4551 passed. black, isort, autoflake, pyrefly,
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