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WalkthroughThe changes add schema-filtered call facts to CRM completion mirrors, schedule eligible workflow leads when created, and suppress unreliable catalog diagnostics when wait-event topics are unknown. ChangesCRM call facts
Workflow lead dispatch
Catalog validation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant LeadHook
participant BackgroundTask
participant DispatchSchedule
LeadHook->>LeadHook: Check workflow, status, mode, and next_attempt_at
LeadHook->>BackgroundTask: Spawn schedule_lead
BackgroundTask->>DispatchSchedule: ZADD lead at next_attempt_at
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In `@app/ai/voice/agents/breeze_buddy/crm_mirror.py`:
- Line 212: Update the fact-building logic around call_facts so it excludes
every keyword argument supplied explicitly by both call.completed invocations,
including lead_id, customer_id, call_id, and outcome, before assigning
facts[name] = text. Preserve all other schema-defined facts and ensure
mirror_to_crm can run without duplicate-keyword TypeError.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reserve completion-call argument names in call_facts.
expected_callback_response_schema accepts arbitrary dictionary keys. If it declares a key such as lead_id, customer_id, call_id, or outcome and the call metadata contains that value, call_facts expands it alongside the same explicit keyword in both call.completed calls. Python raises TypeError before mirror_to_crm runs, so the completion event is not recorded. Exclude every argument supplied explicitly by those calls before adding a fact.
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In `@app/ai/voice/agents/breeze_buddy/crm_mirror.py` at line 212, Update the
fact-building logic around call_facts so it excludes every keyword argument
supplied explicitly by both call.completed invocations, including lead_id,
customer_id, call_id, and outcome, before assigning facts[name] = text. Preserve
all other schema-defined facts and ensure mirror_to_crm can run without
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| """The push API schedules inline; doubling it would ZADD the same member | ||
| twice onto DIFFERENT scores, because jitter is random.""" | ||
| taps._schedule_created_lead(_Lead(meta={})) # type: ignore[arg-type] | ||
| taps._schedule_created_lead(_Lead(meta=None if False else {"other": 1})) # type: ignore[arg-type] |
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| taps._schedule_created_lead(_Lead(meta=None if False else {"other": 1})) # type: ignore[arg-type] | |
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Verified at 90246f8e (one commit, merge-base dbf32fa5 = release, merges clean; no conflict with #1126, which touches the same file). Locally on a worktree: tests/crm 1055 passed · pyrefly 0 · boundary guard clean. The tap and the fact-reader were both driven directly, and the catalog change was driven with a definition that has one unknown listening topic.
Verdict: REQUEST CHANGES — the dispatch half is right and I want it today, but the facts half crashes on a name a merchant will pick, and the catalog escape hatch is far wider than the problem it opens.
Why the dispatch half matters, with today's numbers. I traced this on prod this morning from the other end. A Flipkart workflow lead sat in BACKLOG untouched: dispatched_at null, unlocked, attempt 0, next_attempt_at equal to its insert time. Prod holds 17,035 TELEPHONY BACKLOG rows, 16,788 of them older than that lead — 9,520 nammayatri 4 rides target rows whose config window is 12:00 to 12:01 IST and can never drain, plus 6,905 order-confirmation rows. reconcile_backlog_to_zset pages the oldest 1000 by next_attempt_at, so a workflow lead is behind roughly sixteen thousand rows that will never leave. It is not 60 seconds of silence — it is forever. This PR is the fix, and the tap is in the right seam.
🔴 MAJOR — a declared answer named outcome (or any of six others) loses the whole call.completed letter, silently.
call_facts returns merchant-authored names and the call site splats them: mirror_to_crm(…, outcome=lead.outcome, …, **await call_facts(...)). The explicit keywords at that call are merchant_id, external_id, lead_id, phone, occurred_at, customer_id, call_id, outcome, enrollment_id, direction, started_at, ended_at, customer_name. A template whose expected_callback_response_schema declares any one of them raises TypeError: got multiple values for keyword argument 'outcome' — inside _tap(), which is spawned, and spawn_background_task logs and swallows. So the letter never reaches the spine: no call.completed, the run's listening square never resolves, and the plan sits until max_age_days. The template schema is the one place a merchant names things freely, and outcome is the first word anyone reaches for when asked what the call concluded.
Fix: skip reserved names inside call_facts with a warning (a frozenset of the mirror's own keyword names, spelled beside the signature it mirrors), or hand the facts over as one dict the mirror merges itself. Either way it wants the red test: a schema declaring outcome still produces a letter.
🟠 MAJOR — one unknown listening topic switches off variable checking for the entire document.
The unenumerable flag is computed once over every wait_event topic and then guards both if fact not in allowed and if name not in allowed. So a plan that listens on one topic the catalog cannot enumerate loses the check for every send blank and every action arg, including the door's own declared fields. Driven on the branch:
listen topic KNOWN -> ["send node msg: variable '1' <- 'totally_bogus_typo' is not a declared variable field …"]
listen topic UNKNOWN -> []
A typo in a template blank now publishes and turns up as a blank parameter at dispatch, with a customer waiting. The problem being solved is narrow and real — a call's declared answers ride in as facts_<square>_<name> and no catalog can enumerate a template's callback schema — so make the exemption that narrow: allow the unenumerable facts_<square>_* names for the squares that listen on an unenumerable topic, and keep every other name checked. Worth its own test, since the widening is invisible in normal use.
🟡 MINOR — the top-level-wins merge lets buddy's own scratch space answer for a declared fact.
value = meta.get(name, nested.get(name)) reads lead.metaData first and metaData['outcome'] second. metaData is also where buddy writes its own bookkeeping — cleanup: "stuck_processing_timeout", abort_reason, pre-check counters. A template that declares a field buddy already uses at the top level gets buddy's value, not the agent's. The docstring explains why both are read; it does not say why the scratch space wins over the hook's own nested claim. Prefer nested and fall back to top level, or say why not.
⚪ NIT — one extra template read per completed call. call_facts does get_template_by_id on every finished lead, ~3,800 a day at today's volume. One indexed PK read, so fine — worth a line saying it was considered, since the mirror is on the terminal path of every call.
⚪ NIT — dead expression in a test. _Lead(meta=None if False else {"other": 1}) in test_a_lead_from_any_other_creator_is_left_alone should be _Lead(meta={"other": 1}).
⚪ NIT — stray blank line added after MIRRORS in crm_mirror.py.
⚪ NIT — the PR body is the commit subject. Three sentences: the prod backlog number, the tap's seam, and the facts feature, which is a second thing in the same PR.
What this PR gets right:
- The gate is
meta_data["workflow_id"], not theenrollment_idcolumn, and the docstring says why: the call square stamps the column after the insert, so at hook time it is still NULL. That is exactly the trap, found before it bit. - Only workflow leads. Widening it would double the push API's ZADD onto a different score, since jitter is random — stated, and tested.
- The four gates match the reconciler's WHERE clause (BACKLOG,
is_dispatchable, anext_attempt_atto score by), so the tap and the sweep cannot disagree about the same row. - The hook seam is post-commit.
create_lead_call_trackerruns its INSERT throughrun_parameterized_query, which is a bareconn.fetchwith no explicit transaction, so asyncpg has committed before_fire_hooksruns. A worker that pops the id 200ms later finds the row. That race would have made the fix flaky and it is not there. - The side-effect import is named at the composition root with the reason, rather than hidden in the package
__init__. - Fail-open, tested, and the "cost of a miss is the reconciler's 60s, exactly where we were" framing is the right way to argue for a best-effort write.
- The schema as the allow-list for call facts, so a merchant adding an agent field gets it on the spine without a deploy and the console's dropdown reads the same declaration.
Verified against the branch, not the description: prod's backlog via the leads and analytics endpoints (read-only), mirror_to_crm's signature, spawn_background_task's swallow, run_parameterized_query's autocommit, reconcile_backlog_to_zset's query, and entry_against_catalog driven both ways.
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Re-review at f3d0a57b (one commit, merge-base dbf32fa5, merges clean). Locally on a worktree: tests/crm 1061 passed · pyrefly 0 · boundary guard clean. Both majors were driven directly rather than read: the collision case through mirror_to_crm with a fake record_event, and the catalog law through three documents.
Verdict: APPROVE. Both majors are fixed the right way round, and the fixes are better than what I asked for.
🔴 MAJOR 1 — fixed, and generalised. The facts now arrive as one declared dict instead of a splat, and the merge happens inside mirror_to_crm where the letter's own names are known. ours is taken before the None filter, so a reserved name whose value happens to be None is still owned — the safe direction, and the one that is easy to get backwards. Driven with a template declaring outcome, cancellation_reason and updated_address at once:
outcome kept as the call's own : CONFIRM
declared facts carried : {'cancellation_reason': 'wrong size', 'updated_address': '221B Baker St'}
letter recorded : call.completed call.completed:e1
WARNING declared field 'outcome' is a name this letter already owns — the call's own value is kept (lead l1)
No crash, no lost letter, the agent's answers ride, and the merchant gets told which name was ignored. test_every_reserved_name_survives_being_declared pins the whole set rather than the one word I named, which is the version that survives someone adding a keyword to the signature later.
🟠 MAJOR 2 — fixed, and scoped exactly. unenumerable_squares returns a set of square ids, and _from_open_square exempts only facts_<that square>_…. Matching on the square's own id rather than splitting on _ is the right call, since node ids and keys both contain underscores. Driven on the same document three ways:
typo, unknown listen topic -> ["send node msg: variable '1' <- 'totally_bogus_typo' is not a declared variable field …"]
facts_ of the open square -> []
facts_ of another square -> ["send node msg: variable '1' <- 'facts_nosuch_thing' is not a declared variable field …"]
The typo is caught again, the call's answers pass, and a facts_ name invented for a square that is not open still fails.
🟡 MINOR — fixed. nested[name] if name in nested else meta.get(name) puts the outcome hook's own claim above buddy's scratch space, and test_a_declared_name_absent_from_the_nest_still_reads_the_top_level pins that the top level is still read when the nest is silent. That is the pair of tests the change needed.
⚪ Both nits are gone: the stray blank line and the dead expression in the tap test.
⚪ NIT, still open — the PR body is CodeRabbit's summary only. Three sentences from you would help whoever deploys this: that prod carries ~17k stale BACKLOG rows so the reconciler never reached a workflow lead, that the tap is the fix, and that the declared-answers half is a second feature riding along. The commit subject changed to cover both, which is right.
Nothing else changed since my last pass, and everything I praised then still stands: the workflow_id gate rather than the enrollment column, the four gates matching the reconciler's WHERE clause, the post-commit hook seam, and the side-effect import named at the composition root.
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Reviewed at head Verdict: REQUEST CHANGES. Two of the three things in this diff are in the right file and the right shape; one is in the wrong layer; and the diff itself is not the one that was approved. MAJOR — this head is a different PR from the one Manas approved, under the same titleManas approved
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Re-reviewed at 1607b339. Gates on this head: pytest tests/crm 1063 passed (the nine walker failures are gone with the frozen clock), pyrefly 0, check_crm_boundaries clean, black and isort clean.
The dispatch tap is out of scope for this PR by Manas's call — prod is dispatching, so it stays out. Everything below is about what is in the diff.
Verdict: APPROVE.
Against Swaroop's three majors from 12:55:
- Crash-retry closed.
nodes/call.pynow falls through toget_lead_by_id(lead_id)onNone, adopts its own row on a lease retry and raises only when the row is absent;except UniqueViolationfolds into the same lookup for the day the accessor narrows.test_the_same_visit_run_twice_is_one_leadis the flipped test and asserts one insert, same id. The top docstring says what the code does, and the "reconciler heals within 60s" sentence is gone from the module docstring. - Ceiling out of the producer.
call_facts(lead)carries every declared scalar whole; thedynamicimport and bothawait CRM_CONTEXT_VALUE_MAX_CHARS()call sites are deleted. I checked the other side:entry.py::_wake_on_replyruns the letter's payload through_context_from_payloadwith the same dial before anything reaches run context, so the ceiling holds exactly where T20 puts it and nowhere else.test_a_long_declared_answer_reaches_the_spine_wholepins T13. - Visit counter, verified beyond the tests.
lead_visits_<node>sits under the existinglead_bookkeeping prefix (context.py:40); I grepped every consumer oflead_context keys acrossapp/crmand nothing scans or iterates the prefix, so an int under it breaks no reader. An open run from before this change reads visit 0 and mints:1, a NEW id (the old one had no suffix), so no collision on prod.lead_<node>is overwritten each visit, so the listening square after the call matches the latest lead's letters.
crm_mirror.py's declared merge and catalog_laws.py's per-square exemption are unchanged in substance from the head approved this morning.
Before merge, no re-review needed: the PR title and body are still CodeRabbit's text for the dispatch feature this diff no longer contains. Take the commit's own title (a call's declared answers reach the run, and each visit gets its own lead), and give the commit a body — three lines, one per change, plus one for the walker clock fix — so a git log reader sees why the counter exists.
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