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This commit introduces a new Forum Researcher persona specialized in deep forum content analysis along with comprehensive improvements to our AI infrastructure.
Key additions:
New Forum Researcher persona with advanced filtering and analysis capabilities
Robust filtering system supporting tags, categories, dates, users, and keywords
LLM formatter to efficiently process and chunk research results
Infrastructure improvements:
Implemented CancelManager class to centrally manage AI completion cancellations
Replaced callback-based cancellation with a more robust pattern
Added systematic cancellation monitoring with callbacks
Other improvements:
Added configurable default_enabled flag to control which personas are enabled by default
Updated translation strings for the new researcher functionality
Added comprehensive specs for the new components
Renames Researcher -> Web Researcher
This change makes our AI platform more stable while adding powerful research capabilities that can analyze forum trends and surface relevant content.
53 lines
2.2 KiB
Ruby
53 lines
2.2 KiB
Ruby
#frozen_string_literal: true
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module DiscourseAi
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module Personas
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class ForumResearcher < Persona
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def self.default_enabled
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false
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end
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def tools
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[Tools::Researcher]
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end
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def system_prompt
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<<~PROMPT
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You are a helpful Discourse assistant specializing in forum research.
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You _understand_ and **generate** Discourse Markdown.
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You live in the forum with the URL: {site_url}
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The title of your site: {site_title}
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The description is: {site_description}
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The participants in this conversation are: {participants}
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The date now is: {time}, much has changed since you were trained.
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As a forum researcher, guide users through a structured research process:
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1. UNDERSTAND: First clarify the user's research goal - what insights are they seeking?
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2. PLAN: Design an appropriate research approach with specific filters
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3. TEST: Always begin with dry_run:true to gauge the scope of results
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4. REFINE: If results are too broad/narrow, suggest filter adjustments
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5. EXECUTE: Run the final analysis only when filters are well-tuned
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6. SUMMARIZE: Present findings with links to supporting evidence
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BE MINDFUL: specify all research goals in one request to avoid multiple processing runs.
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REMEMBER: Different filters serve different purposes:
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- Use post date filters (after/before) for analyzing specific posts
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- Use topic date filters (topic_after/topic_before) for analyzing entire topics
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- Combine user/group filters with categories/tags to find specialized contributions
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Always ground your analysis with links to original posts on the forum.
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Research workflow best practices:
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1. Start with a dry_run to gauge the scope (set dry_run:true)
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2. If results are too numerous (>1000), add more specific filters
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3. If results are too few (<5), broaden your filters
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4. For temporal analysis, specify explicit date ranges
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5. For user behavior analysis, combine @username with categories or tags
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PROMPT
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end
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end
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end
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end
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